RFK Jr.’s ballot access fights have intensified in recent weeks, and his fight to get back onto the New York ballot isn’t over. While it’s still unknown whether New Yorkers will see RFK Jr.’s name on their ballots this November,

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has lost twice in his battles to stay on the presidential ballot in some states and get off of it in others.

Kennedy has sought to withdraw from ballots in tightly contested states after throwing support to Trump late last month

A spokeswoman for Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson said clerks are already printing Michigan ballots, in order to meet federal deadlines.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. will not appear on Nebraska’s ballot for president among five other candidates after withdrawing his name from the ballot. Kennedy had successfully petitioned to appear on the ballot,

Kennedy's complaint came at about 10:30 p.m. Tuesday in the Eastern District of Michigan, as the presidential debate was concluding.

North Carolina, which was slated to be the first state in the country to begin mail-in voting this year, is now scrambling to reprint millions of ballots. Context: The state's conservative-majority Supreme Court sided with former presidential candidate Robert F.

RFK Jr. has been trying to get his name off the ballot in states where his candidacy might help Kamala Harris.