Certification

Judge Mandates Certification of Democratic Victory in North Carolina Supreme Court Race

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A judge in North Carolina has mandated that election officials must certify a Democrat’s victory in a contentious Supreme Court race, marking a significant development in the state’s judicial landscape. The order comes amid ongoing debates surrounding election integrity and the impact of the judiciary in the political arena. The judge’s ruling addresses a tightly contested election that has drawn attention from both parties, highlighting the increasing polarization and scrutiny surrounding electoral processes in the state. With significant implications for future cases, the ruling reflects the importance of ensuring that election outcomes are validated promptly … Read more

Georgia Judge Mandates On-Time Election Certification, Dismisses Delay Over Fraud Claims

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Atlanta, GA – A significant ruling by a Georgia judge has underscored the obligations of county election officials to certify election results by mandated deadlines, despite any concerns about possible inaccuracies or fraud. Fulton County Superior Court Judge Robert McBurney recently clarified that election officials do not possess the authority to delay certification under any circumstances, a declaration that comes at a critical time as early voting is already underway in Georgia. This judgement aligns with intensifying discussions around election integrity, a topic that has remained contentious in the wake of allegations of electoral fraud … Read more

Georgia Election Officials Challenge New Rules to Safeguard November Vote Certification

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Atlanta, GA – A lawsuit was filed Monday against the Georgia State Election Board by a group of election officials and Democrats challenging newly implemented rules. The plaintiffs argue these rules, endorsed by board members aligned with former President Donald Trump, could disrupt the certification of election results in November. Legal representatives for the plaintiffs claim that while the rules overtly comply with statutory certification deadlines, they introduce undue opportunities for delay by mandating extensive investigations into election results. The controversial rules require a “reasonable inquiry” into the accuracy of results before certification and permit … Read more

Colorado Confirms Flexibility on Pay Transparency Rules Amidst PERM Certification, Massachusetts Enacts Own Statute

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Denver, CO — Recent developments have positioned pay transparency laws as fresh focal points in the intersection of state mandates and federal requirements, particularly around immigration and employment verification systems like PERM certification. These shifts come as Colorado clarifies its enforcement strategies and Massachusetts introduces its own laws to compel salary openness. Pay transparency statutes, which call for employers to disclose wage ranges in job listings, have been adopted by a growing number of states across the U.S., from California to New York. These laws aim to enhance wage equity but have stirred legal debates … Read more