NY pol claims ‘Sperminator’ election opponent behind voter registration switch up scheme
By David Propper
Published on April 6, 2026.
Longtime Queens lawmaker Andrew Hevesi has accused his opponent, Jonathan Rinaldi, of orchestrating a fraudulent scheme to prevent him from running in the upcoming Democratic primary. Rinald, known for his claims that he is the biological father of at least 18 children from sperm donations, has previously run for office as a Republican and has run for several different positions. Hevese claims that Rinaldis has a history of dishonesty and is the only person in New York capable of committing this criminal act. He has filed a criminal complaint with election officials and the Queens District Attorney’s Office regarding the fraudulent scheme.
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