RFK Jr. Appeals to Supreme Court to Remove His Name from Wisconsin Ballot

Kennedy argues that remaining on the ballot violates his First Amendment rights as he endorses Trump.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has filed an emergency petition with the U.S. Supreme Court to remove his name from Wisconsin's presidential ballot.
Kennedy's appeal follows a series of legal battles in swing states, including a recent rejection by the Wisconsin Supreme Court.
His lawyers argue that keeping him on the ballot violates his First Amendment rights and equal protection under the Constitution.
Kennedy has endorsed Donald Trump and wants to avoid voter confusion by not appearing on the ballot in key battleground states.
Voting is already underway in Wisconsin, with Kennedy seeking a resolution to his appeal amid ongoing election processes.