Katherine Koretski is a 2024 NBC News campaign embed.
A judge ruled Monday against independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s effort to be appear on New York's general election ballot this fall. New York Supreme Court Justice Christina Ryba invalidated Kennedy's nominating petition and directed the Board of Elections not to place Kennedy's name on the official ballot. The Kennedy campaign did not immediately respond to a request for comment, but during last week's trial, said they plan to appeal the decision.
'The fact that Kennedy considers himself to be a 'New Yorker', has fond memories of the years he lived in the Town of Bedford and longs to return there someday, is utterly irrelevant to the issue of whether he resided in the spare bedroom of the 84 Croton Lake Road address during May of 2024 when he circulated and filed the nominating petition,' the judge's ruling said.
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