Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s Disqualification from New York Ballot

SOURCE www.npr.org
Independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. faces a setback as a New York judge rules he cannot appear on the state's ballot due to providing a fake address on his petition. Kennedy plans to appeal the decision, claiming the Democrats are trying to hinder voter choice. His support has dropped to 5% in recent polls.

Key Points

  • Kennedy used a fake address on his petition to appear on the New York ballot.
  • The judge ruled that the address was not Kennedy's legitimate residence.
  • Kennedy plans to appeal the decision, accusing the Democrats of hindering voter choice.

Pros

  • Kennedy is registered to vote in New York and holds various state licenses.

Cons

  • Providing a fake address on his petition led to disqualification from the ballot.