Robert F. Kennedy Jr. qualifies for ballot access in California
(CNN, KYMA/KECY) - Independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. says he has qualified for the ballot in California.
Kennedy said, in a social media post on Monday, that his campaign gained ballot access through the American Independent Party (AIP), a minor party with ballot access in California.
The California Secretary of State’s Office confirmed the party formally submitted Kennedy's name.
By partnering with a minor party, Kennedy spares himself from having to top one of the largest signature-gathering thresholds of any state in the country.
California marks the fourth state where Kennedy has officially gained ballot access. He’s currently on the ballot in Michigan, Utah and Hawaii.
