The ongoing Republican effort to steal last year’s North Carolina Supreme Court race — the only 2024 race that ...

North Carolina Supreme Court race proved to be a real nail-biter, with Democratic incumbent Justice Allison Riggs defeating ...

There’s a big, glaring problem with that, too. Not every military or overseas vote is at risk, because Griffin was extraordinarily selective in the votes he chose to challenge. He limited his ...

The North Carolina State Board of Elections was ordered by a federal judge to carry out the state Supreme Court plan in the country's last 2024 election.

Democratic Associate Justice Allison Riggs vowed at a rally of supporters Monday to “fight as long as it takes” as she awaits a final decision in her race against Republican Jefferson Griffin for a ...

Voters called the curing process — which focuses on ballots cast by overseas voters registered in urban, Democratic areas — ...

In their ruling on Jefferson Griffin’s election challenge, North Carolina’s Supreme Court justices crossed the Rubicon. They ...

A federal judge on Saturday ordered the North Carolina State Board of Elections (NCSBE) to begin implementing an April 11 North Carolina Supreme Court decision.

This comes after the state Supreme Court ruled that most of the challenged ballots must remain in the election count.

The outcome of this legal saga in North Carolina could have wide-ranging effects on future elections across the country.

The NC Supreme Court ruled that tens of thousands of ballots cast in November's unresolved election for a seat on the Supreme Court must remain in the election.

The ruling casts doubt on enough votes to potentially undo Justice Alison Riggs’ November win, which she cleared by a mere 734 votes.