A New York judge ruled against independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr., barring him from appearing on the state’s November ballot due to residency challenges. Kennedy listed a New York address as his residence, but evidence showed he only rented a spare bedroom there while maintaining his primary residence in California. The judge deemed the New York address a “sham” and invalidated Kennedy’s nominating petition. Kennedy intends to appeal the decision, calling it a partisan move by Democrats to limit voter choice. Kennedy, polling in single digits, has been accused of being a “spoiler candidate” who could impact closely contested battleground states. Democrats have criticized him for potentially aiding Republican nominee Donald Trump. Kennedy’s controversial past, including an admission to dumping a dead bear in Central Park in 2014, has raised concerns about his suitability for office. Despite the ruling, Kennedy remains determined to challenge it and continue his campaign for president.
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Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Prevented from Being Listed on New York Presidential Ballot
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