Robert F. Kennedy Jr., an independent presidential candidate, filed paperwork late Thursday to remove himself from the Arizona ballot, raising questions about the future of his campaign. Arizona Secretary of State Adrian Fontes confirmed the withdrawal on the social platform X.
This move follows reports earlier in the week that Kennedy might be reconsidering his candidacy, with insiders suggesting he may exit the race and potentially endorse former President Donald Trump. Kennedy announced he would address the nation on Friday regarding his political future, with a speech scheduled in Phoenix.
The Trump campaign hinted that the former president would be joined by a “special guest” at a rally in Arizona later that day, fueling speculation that Kennedy might align with Trump. Donald Trump Jr. expressed support for Kennedy, suggesting he could play a significant role in a government agency under a potential Trump administration.
The Kennedy campaign has not yet responded to inquiries about these developments.
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