Kennedy Qualifies for Ballot in Battleground State of North Carolina

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is a nightmare candidate for Joe Biden.

Polling has shown that if Kennedy is on the ballot, he will take more votes away from Biden than Trump, especially in North Carolina.

The bad news for Biden is that Kennedy has accumulated more than 23,000 signatures, easily passing the required 13,865 needed to be put on the state’s ballot.

Nightmare

So far, Kennedy has enough signatures to qualify for the ballot in North Carolina, Utah, New Hampshire, Nevada, and Hawaii.

There are quite a few states that require a running mate to be posted in order to qualify, so his team is now working on those states as well as the remaining states.

Kennedy's campaign press secretary, Stefanie Spear, assured voters that Kennedy would be on the ballot in all 50 states by the time election day arrives.

She stated, "Kennedy-Shanahan will be on the ballot in all 50 states + District of Columbia.

"We have the field teams, volunteers, legal teams, paid circulators, supporters and strategists ready to get the job done."

There are roughly 10 battleground states that will decide this election, and Donald Trump is leading Joe Biden in all but one of them, that being Virginia.

Third-party polling has shown that Kennedy impacts Joe Biden more than Trump in the majority of these states, at times flipping the vote convincingly.

For instance, in North Carolina, Trump is currently leading by only 4%, but that number approaches 7% with Kennedy in the race.

Kennedy has no realistic chance of winning this election unless Donald Trump gets convicted of a felony in one of the federal indictments he is facing.

If that happens, the race gets turned on its ear, and could result in one of the closest presidential elections we have ever seen, with the real threat of a third-party candidate getting the keys to the White House.