The Reform Party has regained ballot status in Florida, meaning that its presidential nominee, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., will appear on the November ballot in the Sunshine State.
“We’re thrilled to give Floridians an independent option this November,” said Reform Party of Florida Chair Jenniffer Desatoff in a press release issued Friday. “We’ve been eagerly waiting to collaborate with the Kennedy campaign here in Florida and make history together.”
The national Reform Party nominated Kennedy to be its presidential candidate last month, and some media organizations immediately announced that meant he would be on the ballot in Florida.