North Carolina Court Orders New Vote Calculations in Supreme Court Election Dispute

In a significant development in North Carolina's electoral process, the state's Court of Appeals has ordered new vote calculations in a Supreme Court election dispute. This ruling comes after a series of legal challenges and court decisions that have kept the state's voters on edge.

The controversy began with a lawsuit challenging the validity of certain ballots, leading to a court order that voters must fix any issues with their ballots within 15 days. This decision was part of a broader effort to ensure the integrity of the election process, as reported by Democracy Docket.

Further complicating matters, North Carolina judges sided with a colleague in a related case, highlighting the contentious nature of the election. The Carolina Journal reported on the appeals court's decision to mandate new vote calculations, a move that could potentially alter the outcome of the Supreme Court race.

This series of events underscores the ongoing challenges and legal battles surrounding election integrity in North Carolina, as the state continues to navigate its electoral processes amidst disputes and court interventions.

• Court of Appeals
• North Carolina
• Supreme Court

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