The justices declined to put the Trump-supporting former independent candidate on the New York ballot. Now they'll have the chance to impact swing states.

Here’s the latest on the presidential election If this historically tight election runs smoothly, we’ll have a newly elected president two weeks from Wednesday. With days to go, former President Donald Trump is campaigning in the battleground state of Georgia today,

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. can’t seem to make up his mind about being on the presidential ballot. On Wednesday, Kennedy filed an emergency application asking the Supreme Court to strip his name from the Wisconsin ballot after state courts said it was too late to delete the candidate.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. asked the Supreme Court for an injunction taking him off Wisconsin’s presidential ballot in an emergency request docketed Wednesday. Since suspending his independent presidential campaign and backing former President Trump,

Kennedy said adding a sticker over his name on Wisconsin ballots would avoid confusing voters, but state election officials warn that the decal could jam machines and lead to a hand count.