Federal judge punts disputed judicial race back to North Carolina's conservative state Supreme Court
Candidates for N.C. Supreme Court. Incumbent Justice Allison Riggs, right, a Democrat, and challenger, Republican Court of Appeals Judge Jefferson Griffin, left. Riggs narrowly defeated Griffin in ...
Friday evening, Judge Jefferson Griffin filed a motion for litigation to return from federal to state court, and requested injunction blocking the State Board of Elections from certifying Judge ...
After incumbent Democratic Justice Allison Riggs appeared to defeat Republican challenger Jefferson Griffin for a seat on the North Carolina Supreme Court, Griffin has been seeking to throw out ...
Judge Jefferson Griffin is seeking to have the result overturned after Democratic incumbent Judge Allison Riggs beat him by just 734 votes. Recent polling data indicates that Americans have ...
Republican Jefferson Griffin is asking the North Carolina Supreme Court to intervene in his effort to challenge over 60,000 ballots cast in his race for the high court. The State Board of ...
The State Board of Elections voted to dismiss a slate of pending election protests filed by Republican state Supreme Court candidate Jefferson Griffin in a 3-to-2 decision. Meanwhile, a federal ...
Last week a federal district court judge denied Republican Jefferson ... electorate. Black voters are 2.35 times more likely than their white counterparts to be in the Griffin challenge.
The race for a seat on the North Carolina Supreme Court remains contentious as Republican candidate Jefferson Griffin contests ... "Most of them are young Black voters who are twice as likely ...
Left: Incumbent state Supreme Court Justice Allison Riggs (D). Right: Challenger Jefferson Griffin (R), a state appeals court judge. (North Carolina courts) This story first appeared at ProPublica.
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