Robert F. Kennedy Jr. continues to face significant legal hurdles as he attempts to secure a place on the presidential ballots in key swing states. In Wisconsin, the state Supreme Court is set to consider multiple appeals regarding Kennedy's eligibility, with several recent rulings indicating that his name will remain on the ballot despite his efforts to have it removed. The Wisconsin Elections Commission has also requested the Supreme Court's intervention in the matter. Meanwhile, in Michigan, a federal judge ruled against Kennedy's motion to remove his name from the ballot, marking another setback in his campaign. As absentee ballots are being distributed, Kennedy's legal team is actively pursuing appeals in both states to challenge the rulings that currently favor his inclusion on the ballots. These developments have raised concerns among election clerks and could have implications for voters as they prepare for the upcoming election.