John C.

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Recent Articles

Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s Bid for Texas Ballot: Implications for U.S. Senate Race Between Ted Cruz and Colin Allred

Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s Bid for Texas Ballot: Implications for U.S. Senate Race Between Ted Cruz and Colin Allred

Broke On: Wednesday, 08 May 2024 Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s potential inclusion on the Texas ballot as an independent presidential candidate could impact the U.S. Senate race between Ted Cruz and Colin Allred, with Kennedy's supporters more likely to back Allred over Cruz according to a recent poll. However, Kennedy's eligibility for the ballot in every state remains uncertain, which could lead to protest votes or voter apathy if he fails to secure a spot. The implications of his presence on the Texas ballot are significant and could sway voters towards different candidates.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s Bid for Texas Ballot: Implications for U.S. Senate Race Between Ted Cruz and Colin Allred

Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s Bid for Texas Ballot: Implications for U.S. Senate Race Between Ted Cruz and Colin Allred

Broke On: Wednesday, 08 May 2024 Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s potential inclusion on the Texas ballot as an independent presidential candidate could impact the U.S. Senate race between Ted Cruz and Colin Allred, with Kennedy's supporters more likely to back Allred over Cruz according to a recent poll. However, Kennedy's eligibility for the ballot in every state remains uncertain, which could lead to protest votes or voter apathy if he fails to secure a spot. The implications of his presence on the Texas ballot are significant and could sway voters towards different candidates.