On August 21, the New York State Supreme Court, Appellate Division, in Albany, agreed with the lower court, and validated a petition for a Democratic candidate for State Senate. The petition had been challenged on the basis that the candidate had pre-printed the name of a particular town on many sheets. Obviously she and her circulators only intended to use such petitions in that particular town. The Court says nothing in the election law prohibits such a practice. Collins v New York State Board of Elections, 519457. Here is the 4-page opinion. Thanks to Bill Van Allen for the link.