Robert F. Kennedy Jr. qualifies for Texas ballot as an independent presidential candidate The scion of one of America's best-known Democratic families is seeking the White House as an independent.

Independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy will be on the ballot in Arizona, the Arizona secretary of state’s office confirmed Wednesday to The Hill. “The Kennedy campaign has been ...

The West Virginia Secretary of State's Office has confirmed that Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has received enough signatures to appear on the 2024 presidential ballot as an independent.

The independent presidential candidate is sinking at the polls but continues to grow the number of states where he has access to the ballot.

The party accused Robert F. Kennedy Jr. of attempting to "overwhelm the system with bad signatures" in a bid to make the Texas ballot.

AUSTIN — Democrats seeking to keep Robert F. Kennedy Jr. off the ballot in Texas say the independent presidential candidate’s campaign failed to submit the necessary number of petition signatures.

AUSTIN, Texas — Independent candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. will be on the ballot in Texas. Despite claims from Texas Democrats that Kennedy "failed miserably" to get on the state's ballot, the ...

Where RFK Jr. got off the ballot after suspending campaign -- and where he couldn't He wanted off swing-state ballots to avoid taking votes away from Donald Trump.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. ends campaign, endorses Trump, withdraws from Texas ballot Two weeks after successfully getting on the Texas ballot, Kennedy dropped his bid for the White House.

Local News Texas Democrats say RFK Jr.'s application to get on Texas ballot 'must be rejected' Texas Democrats say nearly 70% of the signatures submitted by Kennedy's campaign are invalid.

Local News RFK Jr.'s application to get on the ballot accepted despite claims from Texas Democrats Texas Democrats claimed about 70% of the signatures on Robert F. Kennedy's petition were invalid.

Local News RFK Jr.'s application to get on the ballot accepted despite claims from Texas Democrats Texas Democrats claimed about 70% of the signatures on Robert F. Kennedy's petition were invalid.