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Three registered voters in North Carolina are suing the State Board of Elections, alleging that it violated their constitutional rights. At issue is the board's rejection last week of a petition seeking recognition for a political party that would put Cornel West on the presidential ballot.
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State elections officials must wait for the Green Party and Democratic Party conventions next month to finalize the ballot for this year's general election
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In a split vote, the state elections board has, for now, denied recognition for three alternative political parties.
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Friday is the deadline for new political parties to submit signatures to get on the ballot in North Carolina, and two parties appear to have met the initial requirement.
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North Carolina election officials are trying to fine-tune how they verify the addresses of voters who register and cast their ballots on the same day.
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The unanimous decision Tuesday by the State Board of Elections means President Joe Biden is the lone Democrat for the job on the ballots and Republican Donald Trump among the GOP competitors. The five-member State Board of Elections chose to stick with the candidate lists provided by the Democratic, Republican and Libertarian parties last month.
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After the end of a public comment period, the state elections board will consider adopting permanent rules for partisan poll observers
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A three-judge panel in state court Thursday sided with Cooper and issued a preliminary injunction in his lawsuit to block a Republican-backed law that would strip him of appointment power over state and county elections boards
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A national political movement that could offer an independent presidential ticket in 2024 as an alternative to major-party nominees has now won ballot access in 10 states.
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A string of recent state Supreme Court decisions and proposed changes by Republican lawmakers have elections administrators scrambling ahead of the 2023 municipal elections.