RFK Jr. Loses Fight to Be on New York Ballot, Per Judge’s Ruling

When voters in New York state head to the polls Nov. 5, there may be one less candidate on the ballot. That’s because Judge Christina Ryba ruled Monday that independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. falsely said he lived in the state on nominating petitions. This, therefore, renders those documents invalid. Kennedy vowed to appeal the ruling in a post on X, formerly Twitter. “This case is an assault on New York voters who signed in record numbers to place me on their ballot,” Kennedy wrote. “The DNC has...