Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has suspended his presidential campaign to endorse Donald Trump, but faces complications with ballot removal in several states. In Michigan, he is unable to withdraw due to a missed deadline, meaning his name will remain on the ballot, which could impact the closely contested state in November. Similarly, although he has suspended his campaign, Kennedy is still set to appear on the Kentucky ballot after filing his candidacy there. In South Carolina, the Alliance Party has withdrawn his nomination following internal debates, as Kennedy's endorsement of Trump conflicted with the party's principles. Kennedy aims to withdraw from around ten battleground states, but election officials in some states indicate the deadlines have passed, leaving uncertainty about his presence in those contests. His endorsement has sparked mixed reactions, including disapproval from some family members who view it as a betrayal of their core values.