- Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is accused of election fraud for voting from a New York residence where a court ruled he does not legally reside.
- The complaint was filed by Accountable.US, a watchdog group, suggesting he may have committed a felony.
- This issue is expected to arise during RFK Jr.'s confirmation hearings for his proposed role as Health and Human Services Secretary under Donald Trump.
- A New York judge previously determined that Kennedy's claimed address in Katonah is not his legal residence.
- The New York Board of Elections will review the complaint to investigate any potential violations of election law.
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