Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has suspended his independent presidential campaign and endorsed Donald Trump, yet his name will still appear on ballots in multiple states due to missed deadlines or legal requirements. Kennedy announced he would remove his name in ten battleground states to avoid being a spoiler, but states like Michigan and Wisconsin have denied his request. Despite efforts to withdraw, Kennedy remains on ballots in New Mexico, North Carolina, and Oregon, among others. His campaign's focus is now on maintaining presence in non-competitive states. This strategic move is believed to help Trump by reducing potential vote splitting among Republicans.