Rep. Sean Patrick Maloney at the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia in 2016. Photo: Andrew Harrer/Bloomberg
Justice Denise Hartman sided with Maloney campaign attorney Martin Connor’s argument that the statewide primary in September and general election in November are two separate events during which Maloney can seek different offices.
August 09, 2018 at 05:15 PM
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Rep. Sean Patrick Maloney’s simultaneous campaigns for state attorney general and Congress may continue unhindered until the statewide primary in September, an Albany County Supreme Court justice decided Thursday.
Justice Denise Hartman said a section of state election law allows Maloney to decline his nomination for Congress if he wins the September primary for state attorney general. Local party leaders would then choose his replacement on the ballot.
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