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Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is seeking to gain ballot access in all 50 states.
Democrats are filing legal challenges to get his ballot petitions thrown out in four states in the last month .
The challenges mark an escalation of a broader strategy launched by Democrats earlier this year to combat Kennedy ’s campaign.
Kennedy is currently on the ballot in seven states: Michigan , California , Utah , Hawaii , Oklahoma , Delaware and Tennessee .
He’s repeatedly pledged to qualify for ballot in all 50 states and Washington, DC .
Legal battles with the DNC could put additional pressure on the Kennedy campaign's resources.
Last month , Kennedy 's campaign brought in $2.6 million but spent $6.3 million .
The lawsuits are an indication of the potential impact Kennedy could have on the race in states where he does make the ballot.
But Democrats insist they will continue to fight Kennedy ’s petitions in court, further complicating his path to nationwide ballot access.
“We view Robert F. Kennedy on the ballot as a threat to stopping President Biden winning reelection.”.
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