Overview
- Appeals courts in Michigan and North Carolina ruled in favor of removing RFK Jr.'s name from state ballots.
- Kennedy had suspended his presidential campaign and endorsed Donald Trump, prompting the legal actions.
- Election officials in North Carolina were ordered to halt absentee ballot mailings to comply with the court's decision.
- Michigan's appellate court reversed a lower court ruling, allowing Kennedy's withdrawal despite state law complications.
- Wisconsin remains the only battleground state where Kennedy's name has not been removed from the ballot.