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NC’s elections are strong. Now let’s build the next generation.
The task now is to make it even more resilient for the voters, communities, and public servants who will rely on it for decades to come.
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Top NC court will not review Senate candidate’s disqualification
The North Carolina Supreme Court will not review an appeal from a woman disqualified from this year’s Republican US Senate primary. Margot Dupre had asked the high court to step into her legal dispute in February.
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Order ends lawsuit over noncitizen voter removal linked to jury lists
A Wake County Superior Court order Monday officially ended Republicans’ lawsuit against the North Carolina State Board of Elections over removing noncitizens from voting rolls after they are identified through jury questionnaires.
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Judge confirms GOP victory in voting dispute over ‘never residents’
A Superior Court judge has ruled that so-called “never residents” cannot vote in any North Carolina election, confirming a result Republican groups predicted two weeks earlier.
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State lawyers defend NC ‘ballot selfie’ ban at federal Appeals Court
State government lawyers are defending North Carolina’s ban on “ballot selfies” in a new court filing at the 4th US Circuit Court of Appeals.
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NC Supreme Court dismisses petition from now-former Pembroke mayor
The North Carolina Supreme Court has dismissed a petition from former Pembroke Mayor Charles Gregory Cummings in the legal battle over the town’s 2023 mayoral election.
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Judge accepts GOP, elections board deal on noncitizen voter removal
A Wake County judge has accepted a deal ending a Republican Party lawsuit against the State Board of Elections over removing noncitizens from voting rolls after they are identified through jury questionnaires.
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Elias-linked groups oppose deal in noncitizen voter removal lawsuit
Two activist groups working with Democratic operative Marc Elias’ law firm oppose a deal between Republican Party groups and the North Carolina State Board of Elections.
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Judge to hear competing arguments Monday about ‘never resident’ voters
A Superior Court judge will hear arguments Monday in a lawsuit challenging the right of “never residents” to cast ballots in North Carolina’s federal elections.
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NC registration repair project has resolved 36,000 voter registrations
North Carolina election officials have resolved more than 36,000 incomplete voter registration records since launching a registration repair project last summer.
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Elections board wants three-judge panel to hear ‘never residents’ case
The North Carolina State Board of Elections is asking for a three-judge Superior Court panel to hear a lawsuit challenging “never residents” as voters in state elections.
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Appeals Court speeds up timeline in NC ‘ballot selfie’ case
A federal Appeals Court has shortened the briefing timeline in a case challenging North Carolina’s ban on “ballot selfies.”
