A state judge last summer knocked Kennedy off the presidential ballot in New York after finding the rented bedroom in Katonah he claimed as his residence was a “sham” address.


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Originally Published: <time datetime="2025-01-09 17:45:32">January 9, 2025 at 5:45 PM EST</time>

A state judge last summer knocked Kennedy off the presidential ballot in New York after finding the rented bedroom in Katonah he claimed as his residence was a “sham” address.{ai:summary}<p>A New York state judge removed Kennedy from the presidential ballot last summer, determining that his claimed residence in Katonah was a "sham" address. </p><p>This ruling has implications for Kennedy's campaign as he seeks to establish legitimacy in the race. #politics</p>

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