RFK Jr. Gains California Ballot Access with American Independent Party Support

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. secures a spot on California's presidential ballot, representing the American Independent Party, a group with a controversial past.

RFK Jr. has qualified for the California presidential ballot through the American Independent Party, which historically nominated segregationist figures.
The American Independent Party, which has rebranded from its segregationist roots, now champions third-party inclusivity and constitutional conservatism.
Kennedy's alliance with the AIP could impact his third-party candidacy by providing access to California's significant electoral vote pool.
Despite the AIP's controversial history, Kennedy emphasizes the party's shift towards promoting unity and common sense over bigotry.
Kennedy's campaign continues to seek ballot access in other states, aiming to challenge the two-party system in the upcoming election.