Elections
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The Treacherous Journey of a North Carolina Ballot: Judge Griffin’s Electoral Challenge and the Unwieldy Judicial Bureaucracy
Background When the North Carolina Supreme Court ordered state election officials to revisit thousands of challenged ballots in April 2025,… Read More
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The Kennedy Conundrum: Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s Bid to Remove Himself from the North Carolina Ballot
By Jonah Auslander The Kennedy name has been a staple of American politics going as far back as John F.… Read More
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North Carolina’s Redistricting Saga
By Tanner Henson Before diving into the legal challenges that surrounded North Carolina’s 2022 congressional redistricting, it is important to… Read More
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Bush v. Gore 2.0? Why the November Election Could Turn on a 6-3 Court
By Jacqueline K. Winters On Sept. 26, less than two months before the election, President Donald Trump announced Amy Coney… Read More
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“Life, uh, Finds A Way”: Is the Political “Horse Race” the Next Great American Sport?
By Alexander S. Boros So far, 2020 has felt like an eternity and yet we are just four months in. … Read More
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“This Case Is Not Close”: Three-Judge Panel Enjoins Use of 2017 North Carolina Legislative Maps as Partisan Gerrymanders
By Samuel Gilleran In a sweeping, 357-page ruling released yesterday afternoon, a three-judge panel of North Carolina Superior Court judges… Read More
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Not Our Job? North Carolina’s Judicial Branch Weighs in on Partisan Gerrymandering in State Legislative Districts
By Matt Deorocki As the 2020 census and election cycle draws ever closer, some North Carolinians are looking to the… Read More
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Fourth Circuit Holds North Carolina Elections Ballots Regulations Constitutional
By Jordan Crews Thursday, in Pisano v. Strach, the Fourth Circuit affirmed the district court, holding that North Carolina’s regulations on general… Read More