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North Carolina judge's ruling retains close court election result, but more legal steps are expected 2025/02/07 22:29
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- URL: https://apnews.com/article/north-carolina-election-supreme-court-votes-challenge-384bfc17c5c5a98d0cd7d7722cf00b3a
- Posted: 2025-02-07T22:29:24 (date: 2025/02/07)
- Topics: Allison Riggs (D, apparent winner) | US/NC US/NC/elec/2024/11 | William Pittman (judge) | Jefferson Griffin (R, apparent loser, plaintiff)
- Summary: «In three one-page orders, Superior Court Judge William Pittman affirmed the December rulings of the State Board of Elections. Democratic Associate Justice Allison Riggs maintains a 734-vote lead over Republican rival Jefferson Griffin after more than 5.5 million ballots were cast and two recounts. [/] Pittman entered the orders only a few hours after listening to arguments by lawyers for Riggs, Griffin and the State Board of Elections. The hearing marked another step through a legal jumble on the outcome of the race, which is one of but a few unresolved nationwide from the Nov. 5 elections.»
- author: Gary D. Robertson
- source: AP News