With Democrats Working To Keep RFK Jr. Off Ballots, It’s Not Clear He’s the Spoiler He Used To Be

Since Harris became the Democratic nominee, RFK Jr.’s effect on the race is changing.

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Robert F. Kennedy Jr., leaves the Albany County Courthouse, August 6, 2024, at Albany, N.Y. AP Photo/Hans Pennink)

For months, Democrats have worked to challenge attorney Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s ballot access in key states across the country. With Vice President Harris in the race, though, it appears Mr. Kennedy might play more of a spoiler for the GOP.

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