Independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said his team has collected all the required signatures to get on the ballot in every state.

“We have all the signatures we need to get on the ballot in every state! This incredible achievement happened because of our more than 100,000 extraordinary volunteers. Their commitment, their heart, and their tireless devotion made this possible – and fuels our grassroots movement each and every day,” RFK Jr. said.

“The work that Team Kennedy’s volunteers do across this country is the most inspiring and heartening thing I’ve seen in my lifetime. I truly mean that. Each and every one of you: thank you,” he added.

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“Right now we have enough signatures to be on all 50 states,” RFK Jr. told Fox News’s Neil Cavuto.

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He continued, “We’ve handed most of them in, some of the states are not yet certified, but we’re gonna be on the ballot in all 50 states, for sure.”

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Cavuto questioned why Kennedy is only officially registered on the ballot in approximately eight states so far — the independent candidate said that the hold-up was due to state governments.

“A lot of the states, Neil, don’t certify until mid-August. So, we’ve turned in our signatures, the signatures have been accepted, and they’re gonna be certified.”

“It’s just the states [holding] it up — nobody can get on the ballot. Nobody can be on more ballots than we are now,” Kennedy said.

“As I told @JesseBWatters yesterday, I now have enough petition signatures to get me on the ballot in all 50 states. A million Americans (at a minimum) want to see my name next to Donald J. Trump’s and Kamala Harris’s this November, but yet again the DNC is trying to foil the will of the people,” RFK Jr. said.

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According to a ballot access tracker from The Hill/Decision Desk HQ, Kennedy is confirmed to have ballot access in 15 states, including the key swing states of Michigan, Nevada and North Carolina.

“A lotta the states, Neil, don’t certify until mid-August. So… we’ve turned in our signatures, the signatures have been accepted and they’re gonna be certified,” Kennedy said.

In an average of national polls from The Hill/Decision Desk HQ, Kennedy is far behind Democratic presidential nominee Vice President Harris and Republican vice presidential nominee former President Trump. The average finds Harris currently at 46.7 percent support, Trump at 43.5 percent support and Kennedy at 3.4 percent support.

 

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