The appeals court will hear the former presidential candidate’s case for removing his name from the general election ballot. Former independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s fight to remove his name from North Carolina’s general election ballot will continue after a three-judge panel granted him an appeal. The panel of the North Carolina Court
Former independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s name must be removed from North Carolina’s general election ballot, a three-judge panel has ruled. The panel of the North Carolina Court of Appeals voted unanimously on Sept. 6 to grant Kennedy’s request to halt the mailing of absentee ballots and reprint them without his name. “This
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Vice presidential candidate Sen. JD Vance was among the plaintiffs arguing that current limits violate the U.S. Constitution’s First Amendment. A federal appeals court on Sept. 5 rejected a Republican effort to allow political party committees to spend unlimited money on campaigns in coordination with the candidates they support. Vice presidential candidate Sen. JD Vance
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has sought to remove his name from the ballot in key swing states to avoid drawing votes away from former President Trump. Former independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. successfully removed his name from the November ballot in Wyoming, the Secretary of State’s office confirmed on Sept. 5. Kennedy has
Harris and Trump are blitzing throughout the battleground states as the highly anticipated Sept. 10 debate is less than a week away. An election filled with plot twists is entering its final 60 days as Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump remain locked in a dead-heat race. Much is on the line
Former President Donald Trump said at the Republican Jewish Coalition Leadership Summit on Thursday that he is committed to helping the State of Israel survive for the long haul. “I will put America first. I will keep America safe, and I will work with you to make sure that Israel is with us for thousands