North Carolina Appeals Court Upholds Legislature’s Power Shift Decision
Last week, the NC Court of Appeals upheld the legislature’s power over elections, moving control from the governor.
May 8, 2025
Last week, the NC Court of Appeals upheld the legislature’s power over elections, moving control from the governor.
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