by Jack Montgomery, The National Pulse:
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has withdrawn from the presidential race in key states and endorsed former President Donald J. Trump. However, there is resistance to removing his name from ballots in several Democrat-run states. The pivotal swing states of Michigan, Wisconsin, and Colorado are all declining to remove his name.
In Michigan, officials claim it is too late for Kennedy to withdraw as the nominee of the Natural Law Party. “Minor party candidates cannot withdraw, so his name will remain on the ballot in the November election,” insists the spokeswoman for Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson, a China-linked Democrat.
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Wisconsin’s Elections Commission also voted 5-1 on Tuesday against removing Kennedy’s name.
Colorado, too, refuses to remove the independent candidate from the state ballot. However, it is less of a true swing state than Michigan or Wisconsin, leaning fairly decisively toward the Democrats.
However, Nevada is allowing Kennedy to remove his name—following an agreement between his legal team and Democratic National Committee (DNC) lawyers who had been suing to take him off the ballot. Kennedy’s name is also being removed from ballots in Arizona, Pennsylvania, Florida, Texas, and Ohio.
North Carolina remains a state to watch. According to Patrick Gannon, the North Carolina State Board of Elections’ Public Information Officer, Kennedy has been nominated by the We The People Party. Gannon says that if the party withdraws Kennedy’s nomination, officialmustto assess the feasibility of reprinting ballots, with nearly a third of the state’s counties already beginning the printing process.
Nicole Shanahan, Kennedy’s running mate, criticized Democrats in an interview on Tuesday, expressing disappointment with the party’s treatment of Kennedy and saying it had lost its moral compass.
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