Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s attempts to remove his name from the presidential ballots in Wisconsin have been denied by a Dane County judge, who cited state law stipulating that candidates remain on the ballot unless they die. Kennedy, who suspended his campaign and endorsed Donald Trump, argued that the law unfairly treats third-party candidates differently from major-party candidates. Despite his legal battles, many county clerks have already printed and distributed ballots, with some even sent to absentee voters. Appeals are ongoing, but the tight deadlines for printing and distributing ballots pose significant logistical challenges. Kennedy's legal efforts continue in other battleground states, with mixed outcomes.