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American Values 2024 (AV24) To Fund Ballot Access For Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. In Five Additional States

Press ReleaseBy americanvalues February 2, 2024

Today, American Values 2024 (AV24), the super PAC supporting Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.’s candidacy for president, announced it will commence signature gathering on February 13th in Maryland, Massachusetts, South Carolina and West Virginia, furthering the goal of getting Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. on the ballot in all 50 states. AV will add Indiana once a VP nominee is selected. “The ballot access process is stacked against third-party or…

Independent Candidate Ballot Drive Heats Up

Ballot Access, Kennedy BeaconBy americanvalues January 17, 2024

“Political categories are dissolving. Left/right, liberal/conservative … who knows what they mean anymore?” – RFK Jr.Thanks for reading The Kennedy Beacon! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support our work. To gain ballot access in some states

RFK Jr. Reaches Out to African Americans While Ballot Drive Gains Momentum

Ballot AccessBy americanvalues January 14, 2024

“Forty-one percent of the Black-owned businesses shut during COVID will never reopen. And a lot of these businesses had generations of equity in them.… We need to get capital back into the Black communities.” – RFK Jr.Thanks for reading The Kennedy Beacon! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support our work.

RFK Jr.’s super PAC Ramps Up Ballot Access Efforts

Press ReleaseBy americanvalues January 13, 2024

The group plans to launch its paid efforts to qualify Kennedy for the ballot in Arizona, Georgia and Michigan. Today, American Values 2024 (AV24), the super PAC supporting Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.’s candidacy for president, has refined the states it will be funding for ballot access. The focus will now be on Arizona, California, Georgia, Illinois, Michigan, New York, and Texas. “Based on our…

Ballot Access Tops Priorities for American Values 2024 PAC

Press ReleaseBy americanvalues December 22, 2023

“Based on our legal guidance, we believe we won’t be able to support ballot access in Indiana, Colorado and Nevada. The seven states we will initially focus on have a total of 183 electoral college votes and some of the highest populations in the country.”