As filed, the petitioner's designating petition contained 32,364 signatures. Special Term found that only 17,491 of these 32,364 signatures were valid and that since 20,000 valid signatures were required by the Election Law the petition should be rejected. The facts were stipulated to by the parties and it was also agreed that this proceeding would be resolved pursuant to determination of the following questions of law: 1. Did the Board of Elections properly rely on the enrollment...
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