RALEIGH, N.C. — The newly appointed State Board of Elections will hold a public evidentiary hearing Monday, Feb. 18, to discuss claims of irregularities related to absentee by-mail voting in the 9th Congressional District.
The hearing is scheduled to begin at 10 a.m. in Raleigh and officials said it will likely last two days.
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Republican Mark Harris leads Democrat Dan McCready by 905 votes out of nearly 283,000 votes cast
Past coverage:
- McCready calls judge's decision not to certify Harris a 'win for democracy'
- Judge denies certifying Mark Harris winner of NC District 9 election
- NCSBE, Dan McCready respond to Mark Harris' petition for certification
- Channel 9 sits down with Mark Harris in one-on-one interview
- House Democrats to prepare own investigation into NC District 9 election fraud
In November, 2018, state officials refused to certify the 9th District results, citing claims of irregularities and fraudulent behavior in the race.