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Kennedy needs support to get on Kansas ballot
Kansas legislature seek to block independent party candidates from running for office in a partisan effort to support failed incumbent President and Democrat Joe Biden. You can help make a difference to overcome this anti-voter and unDemocratic hurdle
Lawmakers in the State of Kansas are changing ballot access rules: Legal Action May Be Required
As it stands right now, The Robert F. Kennedy Jr. campaign for President is tasked with obtaining and certifying 5,000 signatures from citizens across the Sunflower State of Kansas.
But, if the new bill that passed the Kansas House passes the Senate and heads to the Governor’s office for signature, our campaign will be required to collect 21,000 signatures.
These are the kinds of dirty politics that has Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. running for office in the first place!
If this stands, our campaign will be forced once again (like we did in Utah) to bring legal action, legal action that costs dollars and cents.
Nearly all of our budget is devoted to achieving ballot access in the 50 states and DC so we can end these political stunts aimed at preserving power between two and only two political parties.
Please let RFK Jr. hear from you right now with your best gift!
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