A Supreme Mess
The Supreme Court race between Jefferson Griffin and Allison Riggs is over. The policy fight over voting is just getting started.
Elections Officials Narrow Jefferson Griffin’s Path to Victory
The State Board of Elections said a key part of the state Supreme Court’s ruling last week will only apply to Guilford County.
N.C. Supreme Court (Sort of) Rules for Allison Riggs
After the state Supreme Court’s ruling on Friday, only about 5,200 ballots remain in play for Jefferson Griffin.
Jefferson Griffin’s Gambit Scores a Win
The N.C. Court of Appeals gave Jefferson Griffin a victory in his quest for a state Supreme Court seat, but it’s not over yet.
Griffin Takes His Case to His Court of Appeals Colleagues
The Republican state Supreme Court candidate floated familiar arguments to his colleagues.
Some N.C. Supreme Court Republicans Seem Willing to Overturn Griffin’s Defeat
While the justices remanded the case to Wake County’s superior court on Wednesday, it’s likely to return. Â
Jefferson Griffin’s Gambit For a State Supreme Court Seat
Last year, a state board and rules commission said overseas voters didn’t need to provide photo ID. Now Griffin wants ballots from heavily Democratic counties tossed.
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The Never-Ending Supreme Court Race
The state Supreme Court race is now in its fourth week, with no sign of wrapping up in the near future.Â
What Is Going on With the State Supreme Court Race?
The race between Democrat Allison Riggs and Republican Jefferson Griffin drags into its third week, with the incumbent now up several dozen votes.
Supreme Court Race Likely to Head to Recount
The state’s highest court has become yet another political battleground over the last decade, and rulings have gotten more partisan.
Dominoes on the Court
Republicans have a 5-2 majority on the state Supreme Court, and Democrats are fighting to hold onto Allison Riggs’ seat this year.