A contentious dispute surrounds the recent North Carolina Supreme Court election as Republican candidate Jefferson Griffin seeks to invalidate around 65,000 ballots. This challenge has been heard by the state Court of Appeals, where judges are deliberating on arguments presented by the GOP. Despite the election being over for months, Griffin has yet to concede his loss to Democrat Alison Riggs, leading to significant scrutiny from over 200 former justices and attorneys who have called for an end to what they deem a meritless lawsuit. The stakes are high, with implications for election integrity and democracy in North Carolina. As arguments continue, fears grow among voters concerning their rights and representation in the judicial process.