NC Elections Board Blocks GOP Bid to Disqualify 60,000 Votes

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The North Carolina state Board of Elections rejected a Republican challenge to discard 60,000 ballots in a close state Supreme Court race, where Democrat Allison Riggs leads by over 700 votes. The board's decision, which could lead to Riggs' victory certification, was made along party lines, with Democrats holding a 3-2 majority. The GOP's challenge focused on alleged voter registration issues, but the board dismissed these claims. The decision may be appealed, potentially reaching the state Supreme Court, where Republicans currently hold a majority.
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