Latest articles about Lester Chang's Brooklyn residency problems show nothing new to prove that he lived in Brooklyn for a year prior to the 2022 election

Latest claims by Lester Chang's lawyer John Ciampoli strongly imply that  ---  1) Chang and his representatives  still have not presented any evidence to the committee investigating the issue of Chang's Brooklyn residency, because "... they are going through documents to prove their case before presenting them during a hearing set for Dec. 19 in Albany....";  2) Chang is suddenly now claiming that "...  he previously shared a Manhattan apartment with his wife — but [also that he has been] a lifelong Brooklyn resident who kept a dual residence at his childhood home in Midwood...."; and  3) apparently upon advice of legal counsel,  Lester Chang is willing to admit under oath that he voted in Manhattan in 2021, only because he was there on "official business" connected to his U.S. Navy service.....

Then there is this rather whimsical piece of what the NY Post calls "reporting" on the matter  >>>  "....  Sources familiar with the case...   showed The Post some of Chang’s financial records that appear to confirm he met the requirement of living in Brooklyn 12 months before Election Day of this year...."   [[[There can be little doubt that these are anything but what Mr. Ciampoli called the "...  documents to prove their case...".]]]

If this is the best that the Brooklyn GOP and the rest of the Chang team can come up with at this late date  ---  more than five months after Lester Chang was "substituted" as the 2022 GOP-Conservative candidate in the 49th AD in Brooklyn  ---  then there should be very little confidence that he will ever be seated as the Assemlyman of the 49th AD

We have been assured that there is a whole raft of evidentiary quality documentaru evidence that showed Lester Chang's principal and permanent address for election and othe professional matters was in Manhattan prior to any attempt to "set up" a fesidence in Brooklyn.

We have also been informed that some members of the Brooklyn GOP Executive Committee warned Ghorra and others that Lester Chang was not an eligible candidate prior to their substituting Chang as the Brooklyn GOP candidate for the Assembly in the 49th AD.

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