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The lieutenant governor, Mary O. Donohue, filed suit in State Supreme Court in Albany this month, asking that the petitions to get both of Mr. Golisano's running mates on the ballot be invalidated because they were "permeated with fraud".

Once again, many of the votes were invalidated because they were postmarked after Election Day or had no postmark.

The Hirschfeld petitions were invalidated because they were not properly divided by Congressional districts and counties, which makes it easier for election officials to check the validity of the signatures on the petitions.

The Court of Appeals refused to hear an appeal by Mr. Flake's lawyers, who argued that absentee ballots that gave Mr. Waldon the victory should have been invalidated because they omitted Mr. Flake's name.

By the day's end, some 19,000 ballots would be invalidated because voters had punched them twice and another 3,000 votes would be cast by voters who feared that they had mistakenly selected the Reform Party candidate, Patrick J. Buchanan, over Mr. Gore.

Masai leaders say the agreement ought to be invalidated because their predecessors were clearly taken advantage of by the white settlers.

Undoubtedly, some penal clauses ought to be invalidated because of duress, but an irrebuttable presumption is medicine which kills the patient.

Second, the Court implies that the challenged laws must be invalidated because New Jersey has left its landfills open to domestic waste.

"Proposition 8 must be invalidated because the amendment process cannot be used to extinguish fundamental constitutional rights without compelling justification," Mr. Brown said in a statement.

Ms. Katz said that yesterday's test should be invalidated because of the answer sheet problem and that teachers should make promotion decisions on their professional judgment.

She insisted that a vote taken that night -- on whether the city should hold elections by mail -- be invalidated because the whisper occurred during public debate.