Robert F. Kennedy Jr. secured legal victories in North Carolina and Michigan on Friday in his bid to remove his name from ballots after suspending his campaign and endorsing Donald Trump. In North Carolina, the state Court of Appeals ordered officials to halt the distribution of absentee ballots with Kennedy’s name, just as they were set to be mailed. The court also directed that Kennedy’s name be removed from the ballots.
In Michigan, the Court of Appeals ruled in Kennedy’s favor, reversing a lower court decision and instructing that he be removed from the ballot. Meanwhile, a Wisconsin judge denied Kennedy’s request for a temporary restraining order to pause ballot printing, delaying a final decision on whether his name will remain.
Kennedy’s legal team hailed the rulings in North Carolina and Michigan, stating they support ballot integrity. However, the rulings may face appeals, and North Carolina officials expressed concern about meeting deadlines for mailing absentee ballots.
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