Robert F. Kennedy Jr. urged rallygoers in Michigan on Friday not to vote for him after he failed to get his name off the presidential ballot.
Kennedy, who endorsed former President Donald Trump when suspending his independent run for president in August, promised to remove his name in every state that could tip the balance of the election. But he failed to meet the deadline in Michigan, which Trump won by 10,000 votes in 2016.
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