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In fact, several members of the state Supreme Court hinted in Wednesday’s order that if the case made it back up to them, they could rule in his favor. Griffin, the apparent runner-up in his race ...

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The North Carolina Supreme Court on Wednesday rejected a bid from Republican Jefferson Griffin to expedite his challenge of over 60,000 ballots cast in the 2024 race for a seat on the high court.

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On January 22, the North Carolina Supreme Court unanimously declined to overturn Jefferson Griffin’s failed bid for a seat on the high court—for now. While the justices remanded the case to Wake ...

In the filing, Griffin and lawyers say the respondent and intervenors “have failed to carry their burden to show that this Court has subject-matter jurisdiction over this case.” Griffin on Dec.

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After the Board rejected his protests, Griffin went directly to the North Carolina Supreme Court—skipping over the state’s trial and appellate courts—challenging the Board’s decision. The Board ...