Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene requested President Trump to commute George Santos' seven-year prison sentence, believing it to be excessive and unjust for campaign-related offenses.
The complaint states that the Maryland court's standing order of requiring a two-day break for habeas relief petitions is an unprecedented interference with presidential powers.
"Jefferson Griffin's concession is a long-overdue acknowledgment of the will of the people of North Carolina," said Jeff Loperfido, Chief Counsel for Voting Rights at SCSJ. "While we remain deeply troubled by the North Carolina Supreme Court's decision to retroactively disqualify lawful ballots, we are relieved that this relentless effort to undermine the voices of eligible voters has finally come to an end. This case should serve as a warning: efforts to rewrite election outcomes after the fact are unlawful, erode public trust and threaten the very foundation of our democracy."
