Hon. Stephan G. Schick, JSC Sullivan County Supreme Court Monticello, New York Re: Roemer v. Prusinski, et al Index No. 590-15 Your Honor: I enclose a notice of discontinuance with respect to the above matter, being copied to all respondents today. It will therefore not be necessary for anyone in this matter to appear on the return date of March 30. We thank the Court for its time in the matter. On February 27, 2015, the Board of Elections issued a Notice of Determination to purge the challenged registration of 205 persons claiming Bloomingburg residency. Thereafter, however, unknown at the time by myself, petitioner Roemer, the petitioners or their counsel in Francis v. Prusinski, or those who had initiated the challenge, the County Board of Elections, notwithstanding its own decision, agreed to a request by the attorney for the Lamm faction, not to implement the mechanics of purging the registration of dozens of Mr. Lamms clients. Consequently, dozens of ballots were cast in the March 18, 2015 Village election by persons whom the Board had already ruled ineligible. Those ballots were merged inseparably with the legitimate votes cast. Petitioner Roemer is behind on the count by nine votes. The ballots of ineligible persons substantially exceed that margin, and therefore plainly affected the outcome. If the Board had simply carried out the mechanical implementation of its February 27 determination, Ms. Roemer would today be the clear winner of this election. Under these circumstances, however, appellate authority dictates that petitioners remedy as to this election now rests with the attorney general.
Respectfully submitted,
Alan M. Goldston Alan M. Goldston, Esq. Cc:
all counsel (w/ enclosures)
SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK
Index No. 590-15 COUNTY OF SULLIVAN -------------------------------------------------------------x NOTICE OF DISCONTINUANCE In the Matter of the Application of Katherine A. Roemer, as candidate for the public office of Village Trustee of the Village of Bloomingburg in the Village Election held on March 18, 2015, Petitioner, -againstAnn Prusinski and Rodney Gaebel, as Commissioners of The Sullivan County Board Of Elections, and Eileen Rogers, as Clerk of the Village of Bloomingburg, and The Board of Canvassers of returns of the Village Election of Bloomingburg held on March 18, 2015 and Aaron Rabiner, as candidate for the public office of Trustee of the Village of Bloomingburg Respondents ------------------------------------------------------------------------x Whereas no respondent has answered or appeared herein, and fewer than five days having elapsed since commencement of this proceeding, and therefore no consent of any other party or person being required, PLEASE TAKE NOTICE THAT Petitioner, by her attorney Alan M. Goldston, Esq., hereby discontinues this proceeding, with immediate effect. Dated: March 27, 2015
Alan M. Goldston, Esq.
Alan M. Goldston, Esq. Attorney for Petitioner Katherine Roemer 164 White Rd. Scarsdale, NY 10583 914-907-2234 To: Hon. Stephan G. Schick, JSC Clerk of the Court All named respondents
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