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A bipartisan three-judge panel has ruled in favor of Gov. Roy Cooper in his legal fight with legislative leaders over a new state elections board. The decision means the current five-member elections board with a 3-2 Democratic majority will remain in place.
Three-judge panel will decide in the coming weeks whether it will maintain jurisdiction over a lawsuit challenging two 2018 amendments to the North Carolina Constitution. The panel spent nearly 90
A panel of North Carolina judges is considering arguments from lawyers for Democratic Gov. Roy Cooper and Republican legislators about whether changes to election boards should be struck down or upheld.
A panel of three judges, two Republicans and one Democrat, temporarily blocked the law from taking effect in November.
A three-judge panel overseeing Gov. Roy Cooper’s lawsuit against proposed changes to North Carolina’s state elections board could issue a decision by March 8. The panel predicted a decision “by the end of next week” after holding a 75-minute hearing Wednesday.