Kennedy challenges his New York residency, jeopardizes his seat at the polls
Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s presidential campaign has hit a major snag after a New York judge ruled that he does not meet the state's residency requirements to appear on the ballot. The decision stems from a legal challenge questioning the validity of Kennedy's New York address, which was critical to his eligibility to run for office in the state. The judge's ruling found that Kennedy's declared New York residence was a "false" address used solely to qualify to vote. Despite Kennedy's claims of maintaining ties to the state, including real estate and tax returns, the court ruled that his primary…
