RFK Jr. won’t appear on New York state presidential ballot after court rules he’s not a resident

Independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. isn’t a resident of New York and will not appear on the Empire State’s ballot, a lower court in Albany ruled. In a decision released late Monday, Justice Christina L. Ryba ordered Kennedy, 70, to not appear on New York’s presidential ballot, a move that will likely lead

Independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. isn’t a resident of New York and will not appear on the Empire State’s ballot, a lower court in Albany ruled.

In a decision released late Monday, Justice Christina L. Ryba ordered Kennedy, 70, to not appear on New York’s presidential ballot, a move that will likely lead to efforts to remove him from other states’ ballots as well.

“Kennedy’s designation of the 84 Croton Lake Road address as his ‘place of residence’ was a false statement requiring invalidation of the petition,” Ryba wrote.

The Democratic-backed lawsuit argued that Kennedy was a resident of California despite listing a Westchester County home where he only stayed once as his address in election filings.

Total
0
Shares
Leave a Reply
Related Posts
NBA All-Star Chris Paul Sells His Enormous Encino Home for $15.2M
Read More

NBA All-Star Chris Paul Sells His Enormous Encino Home for $15.2M

All-Star point guard Chris Paul, who spent the 2023-2024 season with the Golden State Warriors , recently found a buyer for his 12,830-square-foot mansion in Encino, CA. The NBA great listed the 1.35-acre property for $16,495,000 in June and sold it a month later for $15,150,000. This magnificent, eight-bedroom, 12-bathroom farmhouse masterpiece sits in a
Texas Sues G.M. Over Collection and Selling of Driver Data
Read More

Texas Sues G.M. Over Collection and Selling of Driver Data

The state of Texas sued General Motors on Tuesday, accusing the automaker of collecting detailed driving data on 16 million drivers and selling it to insurance companies without their consent. “Millions of American drivers wanted to buy a car, not a comprehensive surveillance system that unlawfully records information about every drive they take and sells

Hochul mulls lower-cost NYC congestion toll — with city workers exempt — but will wait until after election: sources

Gov. Kathy Hochul is considering proposing a lower congestion toll for Manhattan — and nixing it altogether for municipal workers such as cops and teachers, The Post has learned. It isn’t clear how much the governor is considering pushing for the Midtown road tax after suddenly shelving the controversial planned $15 pricing fee in June