Challengers in Georgia are seeking to disqualify independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. from the November ballot due to concerns about the New York address he used on Georgia ballot access petitions. A New York court recently found that Kennedy does not live at the address he claimed in the New York City suburbs, leading to challenges in other states.
In Georgia, challengers argue that Kennedy's use of the New York address invalidates his petitions. They claim that Kennedy's New York residence is a 'sham' used for political purposes. However, Kennedy's lawyer presented evidence of his voting history to support his New York residency.
