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Historic NY

(38,363 posts) Sat Jan 11, 2025, 10:04 AM Jan 11

RFK Jr. faces more scrutiny for voting in NY after courts ruled he doesn't live there

The progressive watchdog group Accountable.US made that request this week in a complaint to an enforcement arm of the state Board of Elections, saying Kennedy had "blatantly violated" state law. It follows similar requests made to the state Attorney General's Office and Westchester District Attorney's Office in December that argued Kennedy had committed a felony.

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It should be a simple matter since he would have had to sign electronically to vote in person. A ballot by mail would be accounted for going out and coming back

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RFK Jr. faces more scrutiny for voting in NY after courts ruled he doesn't live there (Original Post) Historic NY Jan 11 OP

Lock him up. He will feast on the rodents there. GreenWave Jan 11 #1

If he were in Texas then he would be facing prison time - oops, forgot he is a Republican....my bad... walkingman Jan 11 #2

You have to wonder why he didn't just vote in California Ritabert Jan 11 #3

What the hell 😡 what else has he done the piece of 💩 TommieMommy Jan 11 #4

That is only a problem for regular people. Voltaire2 Jan 11 #5

Election laws and rules are for for those little people. multigraincracker Jan 11 #8

He will be arrested the same day gab13by13 Jan 11 #6

Committing felonies is required to be a GOP leader. Irish_Dem Jan 11 #7

GreenWave

(9,977 posts)

1. Lock him up. He will feast on the rodents there.

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Sat Jan 11, 2025, 10:08 AM

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walkingman

(8,786 posts)

2. If he were in Texas then he would be facing prison time - oops, forgot he is a Republican....my bad...

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Sat Jan 11, 2025, 10:17 AM

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Ritabert

(861 posts)

3. You have to wonder why he didn't just vote in California

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Sat Jan 11, 2025, 10:18 AM

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What was his intention in voting in a state he doesn't live in? Hoping to run for governor eventually?

TommieMommy

(1,399 posts)

4. What the hell 😡 what else has he done the piece of 💩

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Sat Jan 11, 2025, 10:37 AM

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Voltaire2

(15,131 posts)

5. That is only a problem for regular people.

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Sat Jan 11, 2025, 10:38 AM

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The rich and connected can commit voter fraud with impunity. Just like everything else, it's a caste society with one set of rules for us, and a different set of rules for them.