Kennedy, Jr. endorsed former President Donald Trump last week.
Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.'s name has already been printed on presidential ballots in more than 50 North Carolina counties, the state Board of Elections told The National Desk on Tuesday.
The report from the board of elections came four days after Kennedy, Jr. announced he was suspending his campaign and withdrawing from the ballot in battleground states where he said his presence would be a “spoiler.” The North Carolina board told TND that “We The People” has not informed the state of any plans to remove him.
“In North Carolina, the first absentee ballots go out on Friday, September 6, 10 days from now. As of Tuesday morning, more than half of the state’s 100 counties had already printed ballots,” the board added.
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