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#VotingRights experts have described the issues raised by Judge Griffin as moot because even if the voters’ registration forms were missing driver’s license numbers, state law still requires them to show ID when they vote.

Questions about those *omissions* had spread in conservative circles for more than a year, & were teed up for use by #Republican political strategists well before Judge Griffin’s loss in November.

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In his protest, Judge Griffin sought to dismiss the ballots of ~65k people & argued that a majority of them were ineligible to vote because they did not supply certain required personal data — such as a driver’s license number — when they registered. But the omissions, he admitted, were because of administrative errors, not voter errors.

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Justice Riggs was declared the winner of the NC State Supreme Court race by 734 votes, an unusually small margin. Judge Griffin sought to verify that margin by requesting recounts. After the State Board of Elections reaffirmed Justice Riggs’s victory twice, Judge Griffin filed a protest w/the board, which has a Democratic majority.

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The #Republican challenger, Judge Jefferson Griffin, who currently sits on the #NorthCarolina Court of Appeals, has instead embarked on an extraordinary monthslong effort to toss out scores of ballots.…

Griffin’s challenge has ping-ponged through federal & state courts. The Democratic incumbent, Justice Allison Riggs, appealed a recent State #SupremeCourt decision that could lead to thousands of #military & overseas ballots being tossed.

What to Know About the Legal Battle Over a #NorthCarolina #SupremeCourt Race
The #Republican challenger has embarked on an extraordinary effort to reverse his #election loss that critics say is testing the boundaries of post-election #litigation.

The Republican candidate for a State Supreme Court seat has refused to concede to the Democratic incumbent, even though 2 recounts by a state elections board confirmed that he lost the Nov election…

#law #democracy #GiftArticle
nytimes.com/2025/04/22/us/nort

North Carolina Supreme Court Justice Allison Riggs at a protest in Raleigh against her opponent’s efforts to toss out scores of ballots.
The New York Times · What to Know About the Legal Battle Over a North Carolina Supreme Court RacePar Eduardo Medina

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BREAKING: In a win for voters, federal appeals court blocks #NorthCarolina from beginning ballot curing as part of Republican candidate Jefferson Griffin’s effort to overturn the results of the state’s 2024 Supreme Court race.

democracydocket.com/news-alert

Democracy DocketFederal Appeals Court Halts Ballot Curing in North Carolina Supreme Court ElectionRead more here.
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When she was 15, April Barber Scales was convinced by the man, twice her age, who had impregnated her, to set her grandparents’ house on fire. Her grandparents died, and Barber Scales received two consecutive life sentences without parole. In 2022, she had been in prison for 31 years when under a clemency program for juvenile lifers established by then North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper, she was released. Since then, she has completed an associate’s degree and is now finishing a bachelor’s in criminal justice. She works, volunteers, studies, and thrives. @bolts reports on other successes from the program, and how those who remain in jail hope it continues under the governorship of Josh Stein.

boltsmag.org/north-carolina-ju

#NorthCarolina #USPrisonSystem #Crime #USNews #Newstodon #NewstodonFriday #FollowFriday

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Bolts · In North Carolina, Juvenile Lifers See a Pathway to Freedom - BoltsAfter North Carolina's previous governor granted clemency to people sentenced to life in prison as minors, others with juvenile life sentences are hoping for a new administration that also believes in second chances.