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The state has asked a federal court to refuse Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s last-ditch request to be removed from Michigan’s presidential ballot. A hearing is set for Tuesday.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. filed a last-ditch federal lawsuit to get his name off Michigan’s presidential ballot — as local clerks were already finalizing ballots for printing.

The state's high court ruled against Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s attempt to remove himself from the ballot.

Hours after the state appeals court ordered Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s name off of Michigan's ballots, the state asked the Michigan Supreme Court to reverse that decision.

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Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is asking the Michigan Court of Appeals to reverse a determination that his name must remain on the state’s presidential election ballot.

The Michigan Court of Claims rejected Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s lawsuit to have his name removed from the state’s presidential ballot. A judge issued the opinion Tuesday.

A Michigan judge has ruled that Robert F. Kennedy Jr. must remain on the presidential ballot, rejecting a request from the ex third-party candidate to remove his name.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. will appear on Michigan’s presidential election ballot even though he suspended his campaign.

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