A. 
Any aggrieved candidate or eligible voter may seek expedited judicial review of any final decision of the Election Board by filing a petition for review in NHBP Court.
B. 
The petition for review shall be filed within ten (10) calendar days of the final decision of the Election Board.
C. 
The NHBP Court shall hold unlawful and set aside any Election Board final decision that the Court finds, based on clear and convincing evidence, to be:
(1) 
Arbitrary, capricious, or an abuse of discretion;
(2) 
Contrary to a constitutional or statutory right or privilege;
(3) 
Without observance of procedure required by law;
(4) 
Unsupported by substantial evidence; or
(5) 
Lacking in fundamental fairness.
D. 
The petitioner shall bear the burden of showing that the final decision must be set aside.
E. 
The NHBP Court shall ordinarily schedule a hearing no later than seven (7) business days after the petition is filed, and render a decision within ten (10) business days of the hearing. The NHBP Court shall take all reasonable efforts to ensure that the hearing and decision be issued before the election, if any, to which the final decision relates. Further, any Election Board decision and/or scheduled election or reelection shall be stayed pending the outcome of an appeal of an Election Board decision that is filed with the NHBP Court.
F. 
Upon setting aside an Election Board final decision, the NHBP Court shall remand the matter to the Election Board for further proceedings.
G. 
A NHBP Court decision on a petition for review is subject to review in the Supreme Court.