RFK Jr. Lists Foreclosed Home as Voting Address, Faces Scrutiny

Presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. claims a Westchester property in foreclosure as his official residence, raising questions about his living arrangements and voter registration.

Kennedy's campaign insists the property is his official address, despite neighbors and local authorities denying his residency there.
The home, owned by Kennedy's longtime friends, is undergoing foreclosure for over $46,000 in unpaid dues.
Kennedy has used the address in multiple elections since 2008, though records show his recent addresses are in California and Massachusetts.
The controversy adds to existing concerns about Kennedy's candidacy, including his stance on vaccines and recent neurological health revelations.
Both major political parties view Kennedy as a potential spoiler in the upcoming presidential race.