[[{“value”:”The campaign of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. claimed he exceeded the 270 political votes requirement by submitting the necessary signatures to get on the ballot in Minnesota.
” This is a great victory for the campaign and the thousands of volunteers who have canvassed America with clipboards,” said Senior Advisor and Ballot Access Director Nick Brana.
” Come November, for the first time in decades, everyone across the country will have an independent choice who will end the wars, break up the organizational state, and make life affordable”, Brana added.
New: RFK Jr has publicly qualified for the 2024 general election ballot in Minnesota. pic. twitter.com/uOvQw0nNMB
— The Calvin Coolidge Project (@TheCalvinCooli1 ) June 8, 2024
From Kennedy24:
Volunteers from across the state visited St. Paul today to celebrate the 3,330 signatures needed to put Kennedy on the Minnesotan ballot.
The North Star State has an impartial option in November thanks to our volunteers, said Minnesota Volunteer Coordinator Shauna Miller, who worked hard over the past few weeks under the direction of Mark Frascone and Dr. Drew Dietle.
The political votes needed to become president are 270. The Kennedy-Shanahan ticket will be on the ballot in all 50 states and the District of Columbia with the help of the campaign’s extreme ballot access campaign. With more than$ 15 million raised, the ballot access operation is fully funded.
The Kennedy- Shanahan ticket is publicly on the ballot in nine states— Utah, Michigan, California, Delaware, Oklahoma, Hawaii, Texas, South Carolina, and Florida.
It has collected enough signatures for ballot access in 10 different states — New Hampshire, Nevada, North Carolina, Idaho, Nebraska, Iowa, Ohio, New Jersey, New York, and then Minnesota.
The Kennedy- Shanahan campaign has collected the signatures needed for ballot access in 19 states, totaling 278 electoral votes, 52 % of the 538 full electoral votes nationwide.
UPDATE: With Minnesota RFK Jr Reaches 270 https ://t.co/R5UfcJX46Y pic. twitter.com/KDyRhcsEQE
— Jon Raso ( @JonRaso ) June 7, 2024
From the Associated Press:
Robert F. Kennedy Jr., claimed Friday that he’s qualified for the ballot in enough states to win the presidency as an independent candidate, but there’s a main caveat: at least 10 of the states have no certified his candidacy.
Kennedy is vying to get a spot on the ballot in states where at least 270 electoral votes, the minimum requirement for president, are required, before the June 20 deadline to be eligible for a CNN debate after this month.
Kennedy’s campaign claimed on Friday that he received 3,300 signatures in Minnesota and listed the state among 19 states with 278 political votes in which he claims to have access to the ballot. But by the campaign’s own admission, at least half of those states have not verified that his submission is true.
CNN has indicated that it wo n’t take into account the states where Kennedy has requested voter access but has n’t been confirmed. Next month, Kennedy alleges that the cable network is colluding with Democratic President Joe Biden and eventual Republican nominee Donald Trump to get him out of the debate.
Kennedy also failed to pass the debate’s requirement of at least 15 % in four trustworthy polls.”}]] [[{“value”:”
Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s campaign said that he submitted the necessary signatures to gain access to ballots in Minnesota, surpassing eligibility of 270 electoral votes.
Nick Brana, Senior Advisor and Ballot Acces Director, said: “This is an incredible victory for the campaign. Thousands of volunteers across the country have canvassed America with clipboards and put ‘Bobby’ on the ballot.”
Brana said that “come November, for a first in decades, every citizen will be able to make an independent choice as to who will end wars, dismantle the corporate state and make life affordable.”
RFK Jr. has officially qualified to run in the general election of 2024 in Minnesota. pic.twitter.com/uOvQw0nNMB
The Calvin Coolidge Project @TheCalvinCooli1 June 8, 2024
From Kennedy24
Today, volunteers from across Minnesota traveled to St. Paul to celebrate submitting 3,330 signatures that will get Kennedy on the Minnesota ballot.
Shauna Miller, Minnesota Volunteer Coordinator, said that Mark Frascone (Leader of the Minnesota Volunteer Program) and Dr. Drew Dietle (Leader of the Minnesota Volunteer Program) worked hard over the past few weeks to make sure that North Star State had an independent option for November.
The number of votes needed to win the presidential election is 270. The aggressive ballot access campaign has exceeded all milestones, ensuring that the Kennedy-Shanahan team will be on all 50 state ballots and in the District of Columbia. The ballot access campaign is fully funded, with more than 15 million dollars raised.
The Kennedy-Shanahan candidate is officially on the ballot for nine states: Utah, Michigan California, Delaware, Hawaii Texas South Carolina and Florida.
In 10 other states, it has collected enough signatures to gain access to the ballot in New Hampshire, Nevada North Carolina Idaho Nebraska Iowa Ohio New Jersey New York and now Minnesota.
The Kennedy-Shanahan Campaign has collected the signatures required for ballot access in all 19 states, totaling a total of 278 electoral votes, or 52% of the total 538 electoral votes nationwide.
UPDATE: With Minnesota RFK Jr Reaches 270 https://t.co/R5UfcJX46Y pic.twitter.com/KDyRhcsEQE
— Jon Raso (@JonRaso) June 7, 2024
The Associated Press:
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. claimed Friday that he was qualified to run for president as an independent candidate in enough states. However, there is a big caveat: At least 10 states haven’t certified his candidacy.
Kennedy is racing to get on the ballot of states with 270 electoral votes or more, the minimum required to become president. The deadline for qualifying for a CNN discussion later this month is June 20.
Kennedy’s campaign claimed that Kennedy submitted 3,300 signatures to Minnesota on Friday, and listed it as one of 19 states with 278 elector votes where he claims access to the ballot. According to the campaign, at least half of these states have not verified his submission.
CNN has indicated that it will not count states in which Kennedy has applied for ballot entry but has not been confirmed. Kennedy filed a Federal Election Commission Complaint last month alleging that the cable network was colluding to exclude him from a debate with Donald Trump and the presumptive Republican candidate, Joe Biden.
Kennedy has also not met the requirement of at least 15% in 4 reputable polls.
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