Disarray in the administration of the country's last undecided congressional election was illustrated Tuesday when three poll workers testified some votes were counted days ahead of Election Day.
The state elections board could decide as early as Tuesday whether possibly criminal ballot fraud was unfortunate but tolerable, or whether to order a new election in the 9th congressional district.
On Monday, the State Board of Elections will begin a hearing on what to do with North Carolina's embattled 9th Congressional District.
The state's newly formed elections board will finally hear evidence in the disputed race for North Carolina's Ninth District congressional seat.
Democrats and Republicans have nominated members for a reconstituted North Carolina elections board tasked with resolving the nation's last undecided congressional election.
Former state elections board chairman Josh Malcolm, who indirectly sparked an election fraud investigation, said Thursday he will not serve on a new board.
A U.S. House member signaled Friday that Congress may ultimately resolve the nation's last undecided congressional race.
