NC Supreme Court race - Riggs ahead +734 | NC Supreme Court sends case back to lower court

[billybobblockhead]

There are a ton I knew on the list, and the crazy thing, the ones I knew likely voted for him.

Same for the ones that I found - more than likely voted for him.

 

[Calheel]

"...election workers write an identifying number on the ballots of voters who vote by mail or during the in-person early voting period. This is a special number assigned to each ballot and voter. This number allows the ballot to be retrieved and not counted if necessary due to a voter challenge, such as if the voter dies before Election Day or votes more than once. See Retrievable ballots (N.C.G.S. § 163-166.45).

The number can also be used to retrieve ballots in the event of a successful election protest, such as if several voters are given the wrong ballot style and the margin for a contest is less than that number of voters."

Fact: In NC, if an Election Worker Writes on Your Ballot, It Does Not Invalidate It

State Board responds to inaccurate information spreading on social media and elsewhere.

www.ncsbe.gov

https://casetext.com/statute/general-statutes-of-north-carolina/chapter-163-elections-and-election-laws/subchapter-vi-conduct-of-primaries-and-elections/article-14a-voting/part-5-early-voting/section-163-16645-retrievable-ballots

I went back and re-read the links, as well as Bob Orr's comments, and it seems like NC uses a confidential system for "retrievable ballots" for most (but not all) mail and early votes. So, if Griffin were to prevail on his challenge, he could theoretically get certain votes tracked and uncounted.

 

[nycfan]