Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s name is likely to remain on the ballot in key states in November in what could inadvertently threaten former President Trump despite the independent candidate suspending

Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s name is likely stuck on the November ballot in at least three key battleground states despite suspending his campaign.

The independent candidate now wants all his supporters to vote for Donald Trump, as he seeks to take his name off red-state ballots and add it to blue-state ballots.

As Kennedy’s 2024 election campaign collapses, he has embraced a new role as the former President’s latest ally.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. will be removed from ballots in Michigan and North Carolina, two key battleground states, after state appeals courts ruled in his favor on Friday.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. scored a pair of legal victories Friday in the battleground states of North Carolina and Michigan, and a setback in Wisconsin, in his quest to get his name off of the ballots in some states after he suspended his campaign and endorsed former President Donald Trump.

An appeals court judge has halted the start of the early voting process in North Carolina, ordering mail-in ballots to not be disseminated as Robert F. Kennedy Jr. continues his appeal to remove his name from the ballot -- an effort to support former President Donald Trump's efforts to win the state.

Kennedy's efforts to get taken off the ballot to boost Donald Trump's chances of winning could substantially delay mail-in voting in North Carolina.