Judge denies Fletcher's request for an injunction

A judge has decided not to block the State Board of Elections from counting about 10,000 votes that were cast in North Carolina’s race for superintendent of public instruction.

Candidate Bill Fletcher asked for an injunction against those votes Monday morning, but his motion was denied.

For about 10,000 North Carolinians, the votes they cast on Election Day have ended up in a Wake County court room.

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