Kennedy Jr. Gains Ballot Access in Michigan, Shaping Presidential Race

Independent candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. secures a spot on Michigan's presidential ballot, intensifying the competition in a critical battleground state.

RFK Jr.'s inclusion on the Michigan ballot as a third-party candidate could significantly impact the electoral dynamics, especially given his strong polling among independent voters.
Kennedy's campaign has successfully secured ballot access in Michigan through the Natural Law Party, alongside his running mate Nicole Shanahan.
The campaign faces challenges in obtaining ballot access across all 50 states, highlighting the hurdles for third-party candidates in the U.S. political system.
Kennedy's anti-establishment stance and rejection of mainstream scientific consensus on vaccines have cultivated a fervent base of support.
Democratic and Republican parties express concerns over Kennedy's potential to split the vote, recalling past elections influenced by third-party candidates.