Robert F. Kennedy Jr. fought to get onto NC’s ballot — and now he can’t get off

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. must stay on the North Carolina ballot, despite requests from he and his new party We the People that he be removed.

The state Board of Elections voted along party lines to keep Kennedy on the ballot, with Democrats citing the state’s Sept. 6 deadline for absentee ballot mailing to begin, and the fact that most counties had started printing ballots.

Kennedy announced last Friday that he was suspending his presidential campaign and endorsing former President Donald Trump.