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  If he has a NY drivers license and is registered to vote in NY that is enough to establish residency .    investigation into his finances will only come after he is seated in the House.
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  If he lied in his filing documents to run as a Congressman, that's a felony I believe.   There's also a question of whether his claim of being a NY resident was true or not, as he does not own the property that he claimed to be living in, and was living with a relative at the time. >
  
  residency requirements are pretty loose . owning property is not a requirement for residency and voting and running for office >
  
  In NY state?   Not sure about that.   Anyway,  having a legal residence in the state is a requirement.   It all depends on what he claimed in his filing, though, doesn't it?  I feel like the lies about his finances are going to be harder to handwave away.