Credit: NCDOT Communications North Carolina Republicans have approved sweeping election integrity legislation designed to strengthen election oversight, tighten voter roll maintenance, and expand the ability to challenge potentially ineligible ballots after Election Day. The measure passed the Republican-controlled General Assembly this week and is expected to be vetoed by Democrat Gov. Josh Stein.. However, Republicans have successfully overridden several of Stein’s vetoes this year, meaning the legislation could still become law if GOP lawmakers once again assemble enough votes. One of the bill’s most significant provisions would allow county residents to challenge ballots cast during early voting for up to… — Source: The Gateway Pundit – Read More
