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Delgado Delivers 103 Affidavits of District 18 Voters for Delgado to the AG. Posted on Friday, June 21 @ 12:00:12 EDT by jfbailey

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WPCNR Herald-Statesman. By John F. Bailey. June 21, 2002. 12:00 Noon E.D.T. Former White Plains Councilman Larry Delgado told WPCNR Friday morning that he personally delivered 103 signed affidavits from District 18 voters who voted in last November's jammed voting machine election, to the Attorney General's office in Manhattan Thursday, as evidence that he had been wrongly denied victory over Glen Hockley by the jammed District 18 voting machine.

Delgado, speaking to WPCNR personally, before videotaping an appearance on Isabel Villar's television show on Channel 71, said the Attorney General's office had started the investigation into whether or not to bring a quo warranto proceeding, by interviewing Westchester County Board of Election officials.

Mr. Delgado said the 103 signed and notarized affidavits from voters logged in as having voted November 6 in District 18, give him enough votes for victory over Glen Hockley. It is now up to the Attorney General's office to decide whether to bring a quo warranto action in court to overturn the election result declared official when the Court of Appeals overturned lower court decisions to hold a new election in first District 18, then citywide to resolve the close election.

Mr. Delgado told WPCNR the Attorney General's office promised him a swift and speedy investigation and action. More to come

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