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A court rules Swalwell ineligible for California governor due to insufficient residency, despite Bay Area home.
A federal court has ruled that California Congressman Eric Swalwell is ineligible to run for governor, stating he does not meet the state’s requirement of five years of residency.
The decision, based on insufficient evidence of a principal residence in California, upholds the state’s constitutional residency clause.
Swalwell, who has spent much of his career in Washington, D.C., maintains a home in the Bay Area but was deemed not to have established sufficient ties.
The ruling does not affect his congressional seat but bars him from the upcoming gubernatorial race.
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Un tribunal dictamina que Swalwell no es elegible para gobernador de California debido a una residencia insuficiente, a pesar de su hogar en el Área de la Bahía.