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Thanks JayGalt...

There is a twist to the Cruz NJ State Hearing and it may work.

RE: Ted Cruz Must Prove Eligibility To New Jersey Secretary of State In Hearing April 11th

Professor Victor Williams is a little-known candidate for president of the United States in 2016 whose name may soon become a household word. He is on the ballot in nine states and has chosen to use his “Competitor Candidate Standing” to potentially strike and disqualify Canadian born Ted Cruz from 8 State Ballots. Williams, an attorney and law professor, also pledges he will litigate to invalidate fraudulent elections should Ted Cruz not be disqualified.

Each filing alleges that Rafael Ted Cruz obtained ballot access by fraudulently, misrepresenting his eligibility as a Canadian-born, and not a natural born American citizen. Each charge demands that the Secretary of State provide Williams with immediate remedy for ballot fraud in specific ways.

New Jersey may be of concern for particular concern for the Canadian immigrant. On April 8, 2016 Mr. Williams posted an alert on his campaign website headlined “Ted Cruz risks primary disqualification in New Jersey resulting from charges of ballot access fraud.”

He goes on to detail that a primary ballot disqualification hearing has been scheduled by the Secretary of State for Monday, April 11 at 9:00 a.m. in Mercerville, New Jersey.

The alert states, “Williams demands that Cruz be disqualified from several late-primary ballots: ‘Cruz committed ballot access fraud in each state when he falsely swore that he was a ‘natural born’ American citizen.’ Cruz was born in Calgary, Canada and held his resulting Canadian citizenship until May 2014. Cruz is a naturalized (not natural born) American citizen.”

Cruz may not even be a naturalized US citizen as he has not provided that proof either and has been unwilling to do so. We’ll hopefully learn the truth in that regard on April 11th as well.

According to the post, “Williams’ fraud charges had quick effect in New Jersey. Rather than accepting Cruz’s ballot petition when filed last week, the Secretary of State (Kim Guadagno), scheduled the unusual Administrative Law hearing for April 11. The Canadian-born Cruz must prove that he did not falsely certify his eligibility for office.

Cruz’s ballot eligibility is also being challenged in California, Maryland, Montana, Nebraska, Oregon, South Dakota, and Washington.

Victor Williams warns he will sue if Cruz is not disqualified from New Jersey’s June 7th primary. Williams has a unique litigation strategy; he became a late-entrant GOP presidential candidate. Now his ‘competitor candidate’ status provides the strongest of standings upon which to challenge Cruz.”

Thanks was looking for that information

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. . . . Check out # 301 .

Thanks, hoosiermama.

Could we somehow make this post and the MSM information a live thread for the morning. We may not get first hand reporting or fast results but it would be a place to tag all the information we gather on the case

Any one? Anyone? Beuhler?