RFK Jr. Faces Nationwide Ballot Challenges After New York Disqualification

A New York judge ruled Kennedy's residency claim was invalid, raising questions about his eligibility in other states.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s petition to appear on the New York ballot was invalidated due to a false residency claim.
The ruling may lead to similar challenges in other states where Kennedy used the same New York address.
Kennedy plans to appeal the decision, arguing it is a partisan attack to limit voter choice.
Clear Choice PAC, aligned with Democrats, is behind the legal challenges against Kennedy.
Kennedy's campaign claims to have sufficient signatures for ballot access in all 50 states.