The Supreme Court on Tuesday rejected Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s requests to be removed from presidential ballots in Michigan and Wisconsin after he dropped out of the race and endorsed former President Donald Trump.

Ever since Kennedy suspended his presidential campaign this summer, he has looked to remove his name from the ballot in key swing states in order to avoid drawing votes from Trump, while also attempting to remain on ballots in Democratic-heavy states such as New York. He first saw rejection over his bid in the Empire State, and the rejection in two swing states marked his third high court defeat this year.