Republicans on the North Carolina Supreme Court are under fire for
blocking certification of incumbent Democratic Justice Allison Riggs’
November victory to review GOP challenger Jefferson Griffin’s attempt to
toss out over 60,000 votes.

(The Center Square) – Volleys of litigation involving the undecided North Carolina Supreme Court election between incumbent Democrat Allison Riggs and Republican challenger Jefferson Griffin landed a stay on the state level and an appeal on the federal. The duel between Riggs and Griffin for Seat 6 on the state Supreme Court has reached a third month since Election Day. Griffin, state appellate court judge, has protested more than 60,000 ballots and the state board has dismissed all protests lea

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