RFK Jr. and Third-Party Candidates Face Ballot Challenges in Key States

Despite suspending his campaign and endorsing Trump, RFK Jr. remains on ballots in critical swing states, complicating the election landscape.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. cannot remove his name from ballots in Michigan and Wisconsin, among other battleground states.
Kennedy's decision to endorse Trump has led to legal and procedural battles over his ballot presence.
Democrats are actively working to keep Kennedy on the ballot, fearing he could siphon votes from Trump.
Cornel West and Jill Stein also face challenges but remain on ballots in several states.
Ranked-choice voting is proposed as a solution to the 'spoiler' effect of third-party candidates.