Supreme Court Denies RFK Jr.'s Bid to Rejoin New York Ballot

Wisconsin Supreme Court rules to keep Kennedy on the ballot, while New York rejects his appeal over residency issues.

The Supreme Court rejected Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s request to be reinstated on New York's presidential ballot, upholding a lower court's decision.
Kennedy suspended his campaign in August and endorsed Donald Trump, yet continues to seek ballot removals in multiple states.
In Wisconsin, the Supreme Court ruled that Kennedy's name will remain on the ballot, citing state law that only allows removal if a candidate dies.
Kennedy's campaign argued that New York's residency requirement for ballot placement violated constitutional rights, but the court disagreed.
The presence of Kennedy on ballots is seen as potentially influential in battleground states, where elections have historically been closely contested.