A New York Supreme Court in Albany found that Kennedy was using an address in Katonah, New York, to vote from while he actually lived in California. Public records show that he voted from that same address this November, according to the watchdog group. Kennedy said he’d been renting a room from a friend at the address, while the friend’s wife testified that he’d only spent a single night there.
“Not actually living in New York in the eyes of the law apparently did not stop RFK Jr. from casting his election ballot there illegally,” said Accountable.US executive director Tony Carrk. “If RFK Jr. is so dismissive of the law in his personal matters, how can he be trusted to properly apply the law when it comes to our public health? Senators should press Kennedy on whether he intends to play by his own rules and thumb his nose at the law as HHS Secretary, like President-elect Trump is wont to do.”
RFK Jr. joins Pete Hegseth, Matt Gaetz, and Tulsi Gabbard on a list of embattled Cabinet nominees. His team has yet to comment on the allegation.
Reviews-From-Me on January 9th, 2025 at 13:39 UTC »
He's not the only one to be committing voter fraud. His boss, Donald Trump, is also illegally voting in Florida.
Trump claims Mar-a-Lago as his primary residence, even though Mar-a-Lago is no longer zoned to be a primary residence. Per the law, Trump is allowed to visit, and stay there for a limited time during the year, but he can't claim it as his residence.
Despite this, Florida's Republican Governor has ordered that Trump be allowed to violate the law, so Trump continues to vote in Florida, even though he's not legally allowed to.
MiguelMenendez on January 9th, 2025 at 13:20 UTC »
And nothing will happen as a result.
Silly-avocatoe on January 9th, 2025 at 13:19 UTC »
From the article
RFK Jr. is being accused of voter fraud.
Watchdog group Accountable.US alleges that the former presidential candidate and current Trump pick to lead Health and Human Services should be investigated for “registering for and voting” from “a New York residence at which he does not legally reside.” This would be a federal felony if true.
A New York Supreme Court in Albany found that Kennedy was using an address in Katonah, New York, to vote from while he actually lived in California. Public records show that he voted from that same address this November, according to the watchdog group. Kennedy said he’d been renting a room from a friend at the address, while the friend’s wife testified that he’d only spent a single night there.
"Not actually living in New York in the eyes of the law apparently did not stop RFK Jr. from casting his election ballot there illegally,” said Accountable.US executive director Tony Carrk. “If RFK Jr. is so dismissive of the law in his personal matters, how can he be trusted to properly apply the law when it comes to our public health? Senators should press Kennedy on whether he intends to play by his own rules and thumb his nose at the law as HHS Secretary, like President-elect Trump is wont to do.”