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Coverage dated March 11, 2024

NC judges block elections board changes

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RALEIGH — North Carolina

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  1. The News Herald (Morganton)

    NC judges block elections board changes (opens The News Herald (Morganton))

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    RALEIGH — North Carolina

  2. Washington Times

    North Carolina judges block elections board changes pushed by Republicans that weaken governor (opens Washington Times)

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    North Carolina's GOP-controlled legislature unlawfully tried to seize from the governor the power to choose election board members in the battleground state, trial judges ruled while saying portions of a new election law must be permanently blocked.

  3. CNN

    North Carolina judges block GOP effort to reshape state’s election boards (opens CNN)

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    A bipartisan panel of judges in North Carolina has ruled that the Republican-controlled state legislature improperly tried to seize control of state and local election boards from Democratic Gov. Roy Cooper – a consequential decision in a state that could emerge as a key battleground in November’s p…

  4. WNCT Greenville

    NC judges block elections board changes pushed by Republicans that weaken governor (opens WNCT Greenville)

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    RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — North Carolina’s GOP-controlled legislature unlawfully tried to seize from the governor the power to choose election board members in the battleground state, trial judges ruled while saying portions of a new election law must be permanently blocked.

  5. Courthouse News Service

    North Carolina governor keeps control over election board in judges’ ruling against GOP lawmakers (opens Courthouse News Service)

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    Governor Roy Cooper won his case against GOP leaders Tuesday as he retained his ability to appoint members to the Board of Elections — a power that lawmakers had tried to grant to themselves.

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