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North Carolina judge rejects RFK Jr.'s request to remove his name from state ballots
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Start of early voting in North Carolina could be delayed after ruling in RFK Jr. ballot challenge
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A Superior Court judge says RFK Jr. must remain on NC’s ballot, but gives him 24 hours to appeal
Former Independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. successfully withdrew his name from the state of Wyoming’s ballot, further minimizing his presence on the ballot box in the wake of his endorsement of former President Trump.
A Wake County judge denied Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s request to be removed from North Carolina’s presidential ballot on Thursday. However, Superior Court Judge Rebecca Waters Holt granted a request from Kennedy’s lawyer to put her ruling on hold for 24 hours to allow him to appeal to the state Court of Appeals.
Kennedy Jr. announced last month he was suspending his struggling independent campaign and endorsing former President Donald Trump, voters in many states are still likely to see him on their ballot this fall.
On Wednesday, former California Democratic Senate Majority Leader Gloria Romero followed the recent example of Sen. Maria Alvarado-Gil and changed her party affiliation to Republican.
The start of Donald Trump's partnership with RFK began immediately after the assassination attempt on his life back in mid-July.
A state trial judge denied Kennedy's request for a temporary restraining order to delay the start of sending out absentee ballots and an order that elections officials remove his name.
A North Carolina judge refused to take Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s name off presidential ballots in the battleground state on Thursday, a day before the first batches of November absentee ballots are slated to be sent to registered voters who requested them.
Former Independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has removed his name from Wyoming’s general election ballot, the Secretary of
The newly forged alliance in the wake of Kennedy’s suspended campaign raises questions about their policy proposals and rivalry on the campaign trail.
A judge announced on Thursday that Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s request to be removed from the ballot in North Carolina has been denied.
Kennedy explained he had litigated against agencies, such as the CDC, the FDA and the NIH, and that he knows about the “corporate capture” these agencies have.
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