Griffin, NC Supreme Court

State court will hear Jefferson Griffin's fight to throw out 65,000 votes in NC Supreme Court race
Griffin, who trails Allison Riggs by over 700 votes in the NC Supreme Court race, is seeking to eliminate 65,000 votes.
Wake County Court to Hear Legal Challenge Over NC Supreme Court Race as Republican Griffin Seeks to Discard 60,000 Ballots
The Wake County Superior Court is set to hear arguments in Jefferson Griffin's ongoing challenge to the North Carolina Supreme Court election results.
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Judge Jefferson Griffin wants to change NC election rules after votes were counted
North Carolinians made their choices at the ballot box more than two months ago. The votes were tallied by our state’s dedicated election workers (three times over) and nearly all the candidates accepted the results,
State Supreme Court controversy: Protest ensues as state judge rules on election votes
In a fight for votes inside a Wake County courtroom, a state judge heard arguments from all sides of the Supreme Court election today either for or against 60,000 votes being eligible. The judge said following recess Friday afternoon that he is taking everything under advisement and will rule via written order as soon as possible.
Wake court to hear arguments in GOP challenge of 65,000 votes in NC Supreme Court election
Friday’s hearing marks the beginning of a new phase of arguments, after both sides spent months arguing over whether the case should be heard by state or federal courts.
60,000 ballots challenged: Newest phase of legal fight to toss ballots in NC Supreme Court heard Friday
A court hearing Friday kicked off the newest phase of Republican Jefferson Griffin's lawsuit seeking to tilt in his favor the outcome of the 2024 race for the NC Supreme Court.
Rally in Fayetteville organized to protest Jefferson Griffin's voter challenges
Jefferson Griffin is attempting to have more than 60,000 votes thrown out in the state Supreme Court race he lost in November ...
Calls for Jefferson Griffin to concede NC Supreme Court seat race continue
Two recounts have confirmed incumbent Allison Riggs, a Democrat, as the winner of her North Carolina Supreme Court seat over ...
More calls from North Carolina Democrats for Griffin to concede NC Supreme Court election after recounts confirm Riggs as winner
More calls on Wednesday for Judge Jefferson Griffin to concede the election for a North Carolina State Supreme Court seat.
Military leaders: Jefferson Griffin threatens the votes of America’s troops | Opinion
Trying to win by changing the rules after the fact is anathema to all that our troops defend with their lives. Griffin, a ...
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Military veterans in the state legislature demand Griffin concede
Democratic state lawmakers who served in the military demanded that Republican state Supreme Court candidate Jefferson ...
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NC chief justice thoughtlessly dismisses Jefferson Griffin’s critics | Opinion
Republican Jefferson Griffin’s effort to challenge more than 60,000 votes in the North Carolina Supreme Court race that he lost has generated plenty of criticism from those who rightfully believe that ...
DEBORAH DICKS MAXWELL: Griffin seeks rules change after proper votes were counted
Republican Jefferson Griffin's attempt to undermine North Carolina voters is not just far-fetched, it's dangerous and threatens lasting damage to our state if successful.
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Riggs-Griffin fight moves to federal appeals court Monday, with 65,000 ballots at stake
Democratic incumbent Allison Riggs leads Republican challenger Jefferson Griffin by 734 votes for a seat on the North ...
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Fellow GOP judge is a top donor in Jefferson Griffin's legal fight
Contributors to Jefferson Griffin's legal expense fund include a judge on the North Carolina Court of Appeals, which could ...
Protesters speak outside court house in Raleigh about ongoing NC Supreme Court race
Protesters spoke Friday outside Wake County Superior Court in Raleigh about the ongoing NC Supreme Court race between Democratic incumbent Allison Riggs and Republican Jefferson Griffin.