Kennedy, Showing Strength in the Polls, Is in Arizona Wednesday To Drum Up Signatures for Ballot Access

As Robert F. Kennedy Jr. ramps up his campaign for ballot access, Senator Manchin is pouring cold water on speculation around a presidential bid.

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Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Eva Marie Uzcategui/Getty Images

An independent candidate for president, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., is heading to Arizona on Wednesday to rally against state laws that make it difficult for independent and third-party candidates to get on the ballot. Meanwhile, Senator Manchin is pouring cold water on the idea of a third-party run.

Mr. Kennedy is due at Phoenix this week as he aims to drum up support for his White House bid in the key swing state. 

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