
Judge dismisses lawsuit against NY-21 candidate's petitions
A judge dismissed a lawsuit seeking to remove Amoriell from the Democratic primary ballot.
Stuart Amoriell ran in the June 23, 2026 Democratic primary for New York’s 21st district and did not advance.

A judge dismissed a lawsuit seeking to remove Amoriell from the Democratic primary ballot.

Amoriell argues that his progressive platform could help Democrats win NY-21.

Amoriell agreed to debate Gendebien and pledged to support him if he wins the primary.

Amoriell sets out his policy proposals and his case for representing the North Country.

State election commissioners affirmed that Amoriell had enough valid signatures to remain on the Democratic primary ballot.
MOST RATEDAmoriell is contesting allegations that signatures on his congressional-campaign petitions are invalid or forged.

A judge dismissed a lawsuit seeking to remove Amoriell from the Democratic primary ballot.
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