RFK Jr. Faces Voter Fraud Allegations Over New York Ballot

The accusations challenge Kennedy's Senate confirmation as Trump's nominee for Health and Human Services Secretary.

Progressive watchdog group Accountable.US has filed a complaint accusing Robert F. Kennedy Jr. of committing voter fraud during the 2024 presidential election.
The group alleges Kennedy voted using a New York address that courts had previously ruled was not his legal residence, as he primarily resides in California.
The complaint cites New York election laws that classify knowingly using a false residence for voter registration or voting as a felony offense.
Kennedy's confirmation hearings for the role of Health and Human Services Secretary are expected to include scrutiny over these allegations and his controversial anti-vaccine views.
Trump allies have dismissed the accusations as politically motivated, while Kennedy and his legal team have not yet publicly responded to the claims.