Mr. Kennedy's lawyer, Paul Rossi, argued that a state should have no interest in banning a candidate from the presidential ballot because of a dispute over a requirement to publish their residence on their petitions.
RFK Jr. shows up too late to testify in Democrats' Pennsylvania ballot challenge
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The Kennedy campaign's Paul Rossi said in a July 31 online news conference that there was nothing wrong with the campaign's petitions, with Rossi describing the allegations as “throwing spaghetti at the wall.”
RFK Jr., 2 others have signatures for presidential ballot as disputes remain, Georgia officials say
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