Maryland Digital News > Blog > PRESS RELEASE > Republican NC Supreme Court candidate Jefferson Griffin challenges more than 60,000 ballots – NC Newsline PRESS RELEASERepublican NC Supreme Court candidate Jefferson Griffin challenges more than 60,000 ballots – NC NewslineMarylandDigitalNews.comPRESS RELEASEposted on May. 02, 2025 at 11:59 am Republican NC Supreme Court candidate Jefferson Griffin challenges more than 60,000 ballots NC Newsline Source link MarylandDigitalNews.comMay 2, 2025previous articleEuropean Union to ban anonymous crypto and privacy tokens by 2027next articleMother’s Day Breakfast Menu | The Recipe Criticthe authorMarylandDigitalNews.comYou Might Also LikePRESS RELEASEProfessor of Medicine Lawrence Greenblatt appointed North Carolina State Health Director – dukechronicle.comAugust 8, 2025PRESS RELEASE‘No Kings’ anti-Trump protests planned all over SC soon. Here’s when and where – The StateAugust 8, 2025PRESS RELEASETillis Co-Introduces the National Nursing Workforce Center Act – Thom Tillis, US Senator (.gov)August 8, 2025PRESS RELEASEBill would limit foreign ownership of NC farmland, near military bases – The North State JournalAugust 8, 2025PRESS RELEASEFormer NC Governors Jim Martin (R) and Mike Easley (D) unite in new video message calling for respect of North Carolina’s voting process, no matter which party wins – Common CauseAugust 8, 2025PRESS RELEASENews Flash • Measles Press Release – Rowan County (.gov)August 7, 2025
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PRESS RELEASE‘No Kings’ anti-Trump protests planned all over SC soon. Here’s when and where – The StateAugust 8, 2025
PRESS RELEASETillis Co-Introduces the National Nursing Workforce Center Act – Thom Tillis, US Senator (.gov)August 8, 2025
PRESS RELEASEBill would limit foreign ownership of NC farmland, near military bases – The North State JournalAugust 8, 2025
PRESS RELEASEFormer NC Governors Jim Martin (R) and Mike Easley (D) unite in new video message calling for respect of North Carolina’s voting process, no matter which party wins – Common CauseAugust 8, 2025
