Blue State Plants To Weaponize RFK Against Trump, Refused To Remove Name Off Ballot

Michigan, a key battleground state in the upcoming presidential election, has thrown a wrench in Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s plans to boost President Donald Trump’s chances of winning by removing his own name from the ballot.

Kennedy, who previously ran as an independent presidential candidate, recently announced that he was suspending his campaign and endorsing Trump. As part of his efforts to help Trump win, he planned to remove his name from the ballot in 10 battleground states, including Michigan.

However, the Michigan Secretary of State’s office announced on Tuesday that it is too late for Kennedy to remove his name from the ballot. According to spokesperson Cheri Hardmon, “Minor party candidates cannot withdraw, so his name will remain on the ballot in the November election.”

Kennedy is listed on the Michigan ballot as the candidate for the Natural Law Party, which became his party’s nominee earlier this year. According to Hardmon, it is too late for the party to hold a convention and select new electors to replace Kennedy.

This development comes at a crucial time in the race, as the Real Clear Polling average shows Democratic nominee Kamala Harris with a 2-point lead over Trump nationally (46.4 to 44.4 percent), with Kennedy garnering 5 percent of the vote. In most battleground states, the race is even tighter.

Since Biden left the race and Harris took over as the Democratic nominee, Kennedy’s support has dropped by about 3 points. However, recent surveys have shown that he is pulling more votes from Trump than Harris. In a New York Times/Siena College poll, 41 percent of Kennedy’s supporters said they would vote for Trump in a two-way race, compared to only 27 percent who would choose Harris. An Emerson College poll also showed a majority of Kennedy’s supporters leaning towards Trump.

This suggests that Kennedy’s endorsement of Trump could potentially give the president a 1 or 2 percent bump in the polls, which could be crucial in determining the outcome of the presidential race in some battleground states.

While Kennedy has been successful in removing his name from the ballots of Arizona, Ohio, and Pennsylvania, he still remains on the ballots of Nevada and Wisconsin, and possibly North Carolina. This means that despite his efforts to boost Trump’s chances, he will likely not be able to have a significant impact on the race in Michigan.

Michigan’s decision not to allow Kennedy to remove his name from the ballot may come as a blow to Trump’s opponents, but it could also be seen as a blessing in disguise for the president. With Kennedy’s endorsement and continued presence on the ballot, Trump could potentially win over a larger share of independent voters who may have otherwise voted for Harris. As the race continues to tighten in the final stretch, this could be the boost that Trump needs to secure victory in the battleground state of Michigan.

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  1. Centennial Reply

    You ALL know that there is NO WAY on planet earth that the HYENA-“HEELS UP HARRIS” is ahead of DT in ANY REAL POLL!! She’s a “mannequin” trying to look like a human being. Add “Tampon Tim” & you have THE perfect combination of inept, entitled, evil personnas!!! IF you want REAL polling results go on rumble! There are several real polls being done that show DT 15+/- points ahead!! DO NOT BELIEVE ANYTHING THE MSM TELLS YOU!! They are ALL LIARS!!!

  2. R.V.WINKEL Reply

    LMAO!! A Vote For RFK Is Another Vote For Trump!-He Can Sue And Does That Really Well!-So Just Funnel the Votes To Trump! Not That He Will Need Them Anyway!!-The Nest is On Fire And The Roaches Are Scurrying Like D.T. Just Turned On The Lights!!-Going to Be a Landslide For The Good Guys And Jail For ALL The Criminals!!-Day 1-25,000 Sealed Indictments Will Be Delivered To ALL Criminals That Haven’t Mysteriously Taken Extended Vacations!!

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