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Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Residency Dispute In New York

Independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr., second from left, arrives at the Albany County Courthouse to fight a lawsuit he falsely claimed to live in New York state, Tuesday, Aug. 6, 20

In a recent court hearing in Albany, New York, the owner of a suburban property claimed by independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. as his residence testified that he pays $500 a month for a room on the premises. This testimony is part of a lawsuit challenging Kennedy's New York nominating petition, which allegedly listed a residence in the state's affluent northern suburbs while he has been living in Los Angeles since 2014.

The property owner, Barbara Moss, has owned the Katonah property since 1991 and stated that Kennedy is her tenant, paying a monthly rent for a room without a written lease. Moss confirmed that Kennedy's clothes were in the room's closet and dresser drawers, and he received mail at the house.

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