Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is suing the North Carolina State Board of Elections to remove his name from the state's presidential ballot after previously fighting to get on it, citing concerns that his candidacy could harm former President Donald Trump's chances in the key swing state. Despite Kennedy suspending his campaign in 10 competitive states and endorsing Trump, the board refused his removal request, citing the impracticality of reprinting 1.7 million ballots. Billionaire investor Mark Cuban disclosed funding Kennedy’s initial efforts to get on the ballot, highlighting the irony of Kennedy's current legal battle. Kennedy's lawsuit argues that the board's decision violates his rights and accuses it of causing irreparable harm. Additionally, America First Legal has expanded its lawsuit to all 15 counties in Arizona, alleging failures to purge noncitizens from voter rolls, aiming to secure election integrity. Similar requests by Kennedy have been denied in Michigan and Wisconsin, but granted in other states like Arizona and Pennsylvania.