Cooke v. Lomenzo

Judgment, Supreme Court, Albany County, entered August 25, 1972, reversed on the law and petition dismissed, without costs. The affidavits showed convincingly that unless the name of a candidate nominated by more than one party appears in the same vertical column the voting machine will not function properly. The net result of a drawing could *593be that the petitioner’s name would appear in different vertical columns. This could not be avoided unless, following the drawing all the relative horizontal positions were changed to provide for the contingency. The eventual position of other candidates…