MADISON, WI (AP)— A judge has ruled that Robert F. Kennedy Junior's name will stay on the presidential ballot in the swing state of Wisconsin.
Kennedy suspended his campaign in August and endorsed Republican candidate Donald Trump. He's now trying to get his name off the ballot in battleground states.
Kennedy sued to get his name off Wisconsin's ballot on September 3, but Dane County Circuit Judge Stephen Ehlke ruled Monday that he'll stay on it.
Wisconsin law doesn't allow independent candidates to be removed from the ballot after they've submitted nomination papers, unless they die.
