Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has suspended his independent presidential campaign and endorsed Donald Trump, aiming to withdraw from ballots in battleground states to avoid acting as a spoiler. While he has successfully removed his name from ballots in ten states, including Arizona and Florida, he remains on the ballots in critical swing states such as Michigan, Wisconsin, and North Carolina, where challenges to his withdrawal have been denied by state officials and courts. Kennedy's plan to help Trump by exiting the ballot has hit legal snags, as minor party candidates are not allowed to withdraw in Michigan, and similar rules apply in Wisconsin and North Carolina. This situation complicates Trump's potential electoral advantage in these key states. Kennedy's strategy was aimed at preventing a split vote that could benefit Democrats, particularly Vice President Kamala Harris. Despite his intentions, the challenges he faces suggest a significant hurdle in executing his electoral strategy.