Where RFK Jr.’s quest to get off the ballot has complicated voting rollouts

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Former independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s quest to remove himself from the ballot has complicated ballot rollouts in some swing states. 

In August, Kennedy suspended his campaign and endorsed former President Donald Trump for president after it became apparent that his own chances to win were extremely slim. However, Kennedy urged his supporters in solidly blue or red states to vote for him, while telling his supporters in swing states to back Trump. 

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