RFK Jr. Urges Supporters to Vote Trump, Not Him, Amid Ballot Controversy

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has endorsed Donald Trump and is actively campaigning against votes for himself to prevent splitting the vote in key states.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. suspended his independent presidential campaign in August and endorsed Donald Trump, urging voters not to vote for him.
Kennedy remains on the ballot in nearly 30 states, including battlegrounds like Michigan and Wisconsin, despite efforts to remove his name to avoid spoiling the election.
The Supreme Court recently denied Kennedy's appeals to have his name removed from ballots in Michigan and Wisconsin, citing no detailed reasoning.
Polls indicate Kennedy still garners support from some Republicans and independents, which could impact the tight race between Trump and Kamala Harris.
Kennedy's endorsement of Trump includes potential cabinet roles focused on health, with Trump expressing openness to some of Kennedy's policy proposals.