Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Faces Legal Setbacks in Attempt to Withdraw from Key State Ballots

Michigan and Wisconsin courts rule Kennedy must stay on ballots, impacting Trump's voter base in swing states.

A Michigan judge ruled Kennedy cannot remove himself from the state's ballot, citing state law.
Wisconsin's Election Commission also decided Kennedy must remain on the ballot despite his withdrawal request.
Kennedy's presence on ballots is expected to influence voter dynamics, particularly benefiting Trump.
Kennedy's supporters are divided, with some switching to Trump and others to third-party candidates.
Legal and political battles continue as Kennedy's name remains in key swing states.