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Robert F. Kennedy in NY court as he fights ballot-access suit claiming he doesn’t live in the state

  • Independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Appeared in a New York court to fight a lawsuit claiming he falsely stated his residency for ballot access.
  • The lawsuit alleges Kennedy has falsely claimed his residence in New York while actually living in Los Angeles since 2014.
  • The case, initiated by Clear Choice PAC, seeks to invalidate Kennedy's New York nominating petition.
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Robert F. Kennedy in NY court as he fights ballot-access suit claiming he doesn't live in the state

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Robert F. Kennedy in NY court as he fights ballot-access suit claiming he doesn't live in the state

Independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s lawyers are defending him against a lawsuit that alleges he falsely claimed New York residency as he sought to get on the ballot

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Robert F. Kennedy in NY court as he fights ballot-access suit claiming he doesn't live in the state

Independent presidential candidate Robert F

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Robert F. Kennedy in NY court as he fights ballot-access suit claiming he doesn't live in the state

Associated Press ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) — Independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s lawyers are defending him against a lawsuit that alleges he falsely claimed New York residency as he sought to get on the ballot in the state. Legal arguments began Monday, ahead of a civil trial expected to start later in the day. The lawsuit alleges that Kennedy’s nominating petition falsely said his residence was in New York’s northern suburbs whil…

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RFK Jnr fights ballot-access suit claiming he does not live in New York

Lawsuit alleges presidential candidate’s nominating petition falsely said his home was in New York while he actually lives in Los Angeles.

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Robert F. Kennedy in NY court as he fights ballot-access suit claiming he doesn't live in the state

Associated Press ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) — Independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s lawyers are defending him against a lawsuit that alleges he falsely claimed New York residency as he sought to get on the ballot in the state. Legal arguments began Monday, ahead of a civil trial expected to start later in the day. The lawsuit alleges that Kennedy’s nominating petition falsely said his residence was in New York’s northern suburbs whil…

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