North Carolina Supreme Court Orders Removal of RFK Jr. from Ballot

Decision necessitates reprinting ballots, delays absentee voting; Michigan court reaches opposite conclusion

The North Carolina Supreme Court ruled 4-3 to remove Robert F. Kennedy Jr. from the state's ballot, citing voter clarity and constitutional duty.
Kennedy's withdrawal has forced the state to reprint over 2.9 million absentee and in-person ballots, causing delays and additional costs.
Michigan's Supreme Court ruled against Kennedy's request to remove his name, maintaining his presence on the ballot despite his withdrawal.
The conflicting rulings in North Carolina and Michigan highlight the varied judicial interpretations and their impact on the election process.
Kennedy previously suspended his independent presidential campaign and endorsed Donald Trump, aiming to prevent vote splitting.