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that presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr, could not appear on the state's ballot in November since Kennedy falsely claimed a New York residency on his nominating petition.
Kennedy's claim of a New York address as his"place of residence" on nominating petitions was a"false statement", said Judge Christina Ryba.
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