Case that could keep RFK Jr. off New York’s presidential ballot ends

Associated Press

ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) — A judge is expected to decide soon whether Robert F. Kennedy Jr. falsely listed a New York residence as the independent presidential candidate fights to get on the state ballot in November. A non-jury trial in Albany over whether Kennedy’s New York nominating petitions should be invalidated ended Thursday without Justice Christina Ryba issuing a decision. Any ruling by the trial judge is expected to be appealed. A lawsuit backed by a Democrat-aligned PAC claims Kennedy’s state nominating petition falsely listed a residence in New York City’s northern suburbs while he actually has lived in the Los Angeles area since 2014.