Was your vote challenged by Jefferson Griffin? You can check whether your vote was challenged by clicking HERE (courtesy of Terry Mahaffey).

Here's how you can fight back

1) Add your name using the form on this page to send a clear message to Jefferson Griffin and the Newby Supreme Court: Respect the will of North Carolina voters and reject baseless attempts to disenfranchise 60,000 people.

2) Contact your state representative and state senator to pressure them into disavowing Jefferson Griffin's challenges. We've made it easy for you to email and call them — click HERE.

3) Share your anger about Griffin’s list as widely as possible to your social networks AND encourage everyone to (a) search for their names at ccnc.me/wematter and (b) fill out this action alert against Griffin’s shameful actions.

4) Consider writing a letter to your local newspaper editor. You can also send a letter expressing your feelings and frustration to Jefferson Griffin himself and demand he remove your name from his lawsuit by (a) mailing it to his work address at the NC Court of Appeals: PO Box 888, Raleigh, NC, 27602, and (b) emailing him at jefferson@jeffersongriffin.com.

Send us a copy of what you write to: gino@commoncause.org. Want to also record a video and post it on social media? Send it to us at gino@commoncause.org.

5) If your registration is being challenged as invalid, contact your county board of elections. Tell them you are on Jefferson Griffin’s challenge list and you want to know (a) why the DMV ID or partial Social Security number in your voter registration record is missing or did not verify and (b) how can you fix any problem with the record. You can find your county board's contact info at: https://vt.ncsbe.gov/BOEInfo/

Background: Why is a candidate challenging our votes?

“Crazy,” “terrible,” “disgusting” — that’s what voters like you are saying when they hear a losing candidate wants to throw out their ballots using desperate and outlandish legal theories, all in order to steal a seat on the N.C. Supreme Court.

Multiple recounts and careful election audits confirmed that Justice Allison Riggs won the most votes to keep her seat on our state’s highest court. But rather than concede, her opponent is asking the courts to undermine the will of 60,000 voters, with young people and Black voters challenged at higher rates.

“That’s ridiculous,” says Terri B. of Granville County, who is among the voters being challenged without any evidence. “Throwing out my ballot would mean what I say doesn’t matter.” Terri registered to vote in 2004 at 21 and has voted in numerous elections over the past decade without incident.

Join voters like Terri. Add your name to the growing list of North Carolinians sending this message to Jefferson Griffin & the courts: respect the will of North Carolina voters and reject this baseless attempt to challenge 60,000 voters.

Why is this race so important?
Our state Supreme Court makes crucial decisions about our lives. During the COVID-19 pandemic, Chief Justice Cheri Beasley used the court's power to stop evictions statewide. In 2023, a different court, led by Chief Justice Paul Newby, used their power to legalize partisan gerrymandering and take away the right to vote from formerly incarcerated North Carolinians.

Where can I learn more?
"Supreme Court election protest ensnares voters of all stripes, including some elected officials" from NC Newsline

"State Supreme Court candidate Griffin wants the justices on that bench to help him win" from WUNC

"Black NC voters twice as likely to have ballots challenged in Griffin election protests" from the News & Observer