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Updated: 10:18 AM EDT Jul 17, 2021 WXII12.com Web Staff Some North Carolina lawmakers want to inspect voting machines in the state, arguing that elections officials are trying to hide something from them, NBC affiliate WRAL reports.A group of House Republicans who call themselves the Freedom Caucus say voting machines should be inspected so they can ensure North Carolinians that the state s elections are secure.Click the video player above to watch headlines from WXII 12 News.It s part of a national push led by some Republicans to cast doubt on election integrity in many states.However, there s no evidence North Carolina elections are not secure. Everyone in the Freedom Caucus was elected in 2020, and none of them claim any fraud in the 2020 elections, according to WRAL.But they say they re hearing from constituents who believe the election system is rigged, and as lawmakers, members of the caucus say they believe it s their role to reassure those voters.Rep.
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NC Republicans avoid Kraken tactics but seek new inspection of 2020 voting machines Will Doran, The News & Observer (Raleigh, N.C.)
Jul. 16 North Carolina Republican politicians hoping to conduct their own audit of the 2020 elections don t want to resort to legal action to try to force the State Board of Elections to let them have their way, they said Thursday.
The lawmakers could try to force their will on elections officials by issuing subpoenas, for instance. But Rep. Keith Kidwell, a Beaufort County Republican who leads the far-right Freedom Caucus in the N.C. House of Representatives, said he d rather not.
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