Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Qualifies for Utah's 2024 Presidential Ballot

The independent candidate's campaign focuses on multiple state ballots, potentially disrupting the 2024 presidential race.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has met the 1,000-signature requirement to qualify for Utah's 2024 general election as an independent candidate.
Kennedy's campaign is focusing on getting him on the ballot in multiple states across the country, potentially disrupting the 2024 presidential campaign.
A recent Quinnipiac nationwide poll showed that in a three-way race between Kennedy, Biden and former President Donald Trump, Biden receives 38% of support, Trump receives 36%, and Kennedy gets 22%.
Kennedy's super PAC American Values 2024 announced plans to invest $10 to $15 million to get him on the ballot in 10 states including Arizona, California, Colorado, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Nevada, New York and Texas.
Kennedy filed a lawsuit challenging Utah's ballot access deadline, leading the state to move the deadline from Jan. 8 to March 5, giving independent candidates more time to clear the threshold.