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News 3 reported last summer that dozens of people said they did not sign forms to qualify candidate Art Bredemeyer to be on the ballot, but their names and signatures appeared on the forms.
More than 2,700 votes have been cast in the city as of Wednesday.
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The three-member Suffolk Electoral Board unanimously voted Monday to disqualify Arthur Bredemeyer from the ballot after more than 90 people reported to the voter registrar that their signatures were forged on a nominating petition.
The Electoral Board unanimously voted Monday to remove Art Bredemeyer from appearing on the ballot in the Suffolk Borough City Council race this fall.
The Electoral Board met Tuesday to discuss whether Art Bredemeyer should be disqualified from running in the Suffolk Borough District against John Rector.