While multiple recounts confirmed Democrat Allison Riggs' 734-vote win, Republican Jefferson Griffin's ongoing challenges are now narrowing to a smaller pool of military and overseas voters.

There is still legal friction about the number of ballots that state courts say must be scrutinized by election officials tasked with removing them.

North Carolina’s Supreme Court decided recently that ballots from two categories should have been left out of the tally of an ...

Things are pretty grim right now for American democracy. President Donald Trump’s first few months back in power have (correctly) received the most attention for the damage he’s done to constitutional ...

The North Carolina State Board of Elections was ordered by a federal judge to carry out the state Supreme Court plan in the ...

By Lynn Bonner NC Newsline The day after the state Supreme Court put conditions on military and overseas votes counting in her race, Democratic Supreme Court Justice Allison Riggs said she is eager to ...

This comes after NC high court ruled most of the votes challenged by Judge Jefferson Griffin will remain in tally.

The judges on Friday found that the State Board of Elections got it wrong in December when it dismissed Griffin's election protests. Riggs quickly announced an appeal of the decision that should ...

Some longtime NC residents may be surprised to find their ballots tossed in the Supreme Court race between Jefferson Griffin ...

In a preliminary order issued over the weekend likely designed to split the baby, a federal district court in North Carolina has told North Carolina election officials that they should follow a state ...

Scalia’s statement was controversial, because the presidential election was up against a strict deadline to finalize results for the presidency, and stopping the counting essentially allowed Bush to ...

Saturday’s decision by a federal judge orders the North Carolina State Board of Elections to produce information to the bench ...