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RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — A North Carolina congressman has filed a federal lawsuit to demand more transparency from state Supreme Court and Court of Appeals judges whose votes this month prompted the state to push back its 2022 primary by 10 weeks.
North Carolina U.S. Rep. Dan Bishop has filed a federal lawsuit to demand North Carolina Supreme Court and Court of Appeals judges disclose their votes on a case that prompted the 2022 primary to be postponed by 10 weeks.
Bishop said that three votes conducted privately this month by judges in the state affecting the 2022 primary election is "breathtaking hypocrisy."
A North Carolina congressman has filed a federal lawsuit to demand more transparency from state Supreme Court and Court of Appeals judges whose votes this
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