It’s been nearly one month since Election Day and the North Carolina Supreme Court race between Justice Allison Riggs (D) and her Republican opponent, Court of Appeals Judge Jefferson Griffin, remains the only undecided statewide race.
We’ve covered a lot of ground on this election contest, starting with the fact that the morning after the election, Griffin was up by around 10,000 votes, only to see his lead evaporate to a deficit of just over 700 votes over the next two weeks as county election boards researched provisional ballots and counted overseas/military absentee ballots, the latter of which were allowed to come in through November 14th.
Concerns were raised when the original ten-day deadline for completion of final results (11/15) had to be extended several days per the partisan Democrat-controlled State Board of Elections because some counties…
