Sean Patrick Maloney.
An attorney for Maloney argued that the statewide primary election in September and the general election in November are two separate events, where Maloney can run for two offices independently.
August 07, 2018 at 05:53 PM
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Sean Patrick Maloney’s dual campaign for state attorney general and Congress faced its first legal test in Albany County Supreme Court on Tuesday.
Martin E. Connor appeared before Justice Denise Hartman to explain why Maloney’s concurrent campaigns are legal. Maloney is the incumbent Democratic nominee for a congressional district in the lower Hudson Valley, but is also seeking to become the Democratic nominee for state attorney general.
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