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He's not from PA, he's a residential Jerseyite and now carpet-bagger to PA.
Mehmet Oz is still a registered N.J. voter. Could he return in time for June primary?
Dr. Mehmet Oz. (Photo: Oz for Senate).
Mehmet Oz is still a registered N.J. voter. Could he return in time for June primary?
TV doctor from Bergen County holds narrow lead in race for GOP U.S. Senate nomination in Pennsylvania
By David Wildstein, May 18 2022 5:31 pm
If Dr. Mehmet Oz loses the Republican primary for U.S. Senate in Pennsylvania, he could be back at his Cliffside Park home in time to vote in the June 7 Republican primary in New Jersey.
Records show that Oz remains on the voter rolls in Bergen County, where he voted as recently as November 2020.“You could make a case that he’s a resident of New Jersey too,” said Christopher Durkin, the Essex County Clerk.
Durkin acknowledges that there is a gray area in New Jersey election law, which requires voters to have live in the state for 30 days and register at least 21 days before Election Day.“I think the 30-day rule might prohibit him,” Durkin said. “But he’s already a New Jersey voter.”
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https://newjerseyglobe.com/congress/mehmet-oz-is-still-a-registered-n-j-voter-could-he-return-in-time-for-june-primary/
Dr. Mehmet Oz. (Photo: Oz for Senate).
Mehmet Oz is still a registered N.J. voter. Could he return in time for June primary?
TV doctor from Bergen County holds narrow lead in race for GOP U.S. Senate nomination in Pennsylvania
By David Wildstein, May 18 2022 5:31 pm
If Dr. Mehmet Oz loses the Republican primary for U.S. Senate in Pennsylvania, he could be back at his Cliffside Park home in time to vote in the June 7 Republican primary in New Jersey.
Records show that Oz remains on the voter rolls in Bergen County, where he voted as recently as November 2020.“You could make a case that he’s a resident of New Jersey too,” said Christopher Durkin, the Essex County Clerk.
Durkin acknowledges that there is a gray area in New Jersey election law, which requires voters to have live in the state for 30 days and register at least 21 days before Election Day.“I think the 30-day rule might prohibit him,” Durkin said. “But he’s already a New Jersey voter.”
(snip)
https://newjerseyglobe.com/congress/mehmet-oz-is-still-a-registered-n-j-voter-could-he-return-in-time-for-june-primary/
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