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 Attorney Nicole Shanahan from Silicon Valley is named RFK Jr.'s running mate.

At a rally in Oakland, California, on Tuesday, independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. announced Nicole Shanahan, a digital entrepreneur and attorney, as his running mate.


Kennedy said, "I'm so proud to introduce to you Nicole Shanahan, my fellow lawyer, a bright scientist, a technologist, and a fierce warrior mom, as the next vice president of the United States

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Kennedy's quest to obtain ballot access in as many states as possible will pick up speed with Shanahan's decision. To move the process along, nearly half call for a vice presidential selection. Kennedy's appeal will need to be expanded, and Shanahan will also need to assist in raising funds for his lavish campaign. Rumor has it that the affluent 38-year-old, who was once wed to Google co-founder Sergey Brin, may dip into her personal funds to support theKennedy claimed that part of the reason he chose Shanahan was that he wanted someone who shared his beliefs about Big Tech, healthcare, and agriculture and who also fit with Kennedy's idea of what a leader should look like.

In addition to being a talented administrator, my ideal partner would also have the gift of curiosity, an open mind, and the courage to modify even her strongest beliefs in the face of overwhelming evidence. Kennedy remarked, "I wanted someone who had a spiritual component, compassion, idealism, and, most importantly, a profound love of the United States of America."


Although vice presidential choices for major-party presidential candidates are usually announced closer to their party's summer nomination conventions, Kennedy is acting early to enable his campaign to move into

The independent candidate, who is the nephew of former President John F. Kennedy and the son of former US Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy, has set a goal to be eligible to run for office in all 50 states as well as Washington, DC. Only in Utah is he now on the ballot. While the super PAC supporting his White House bid claims to have enough signatures to qualify Kennedy in Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, and South Carolina, his campaign claims to have amassed enough signatures to be eligible for the ballot in New Hampshire, Nevada, and Hawaii

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The Kennedy campaign announced on Tuesday that it is "starting its petition gathering this week in 19 additional states that are open and accepting signatures, and is already actively collecting signatures in 17 states."

Shanahan stated in her statements on Tuesday that she would "focus the next seven months of my life" on assisting Kennedy in reaching his ballot access objective.

On October 12, 2023, in Miami, Florida, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., an independent presidential candidate, speaks at the "Declare Your Independence Celebration" campaign event held at the Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts of Miami-Dade County.
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But Kennedy's eligibility for the Nevada ballot may be in peril. A representative for Nevada's Democratic secretary of state stated in a statement to CNN on Monday that there had been "an error" in the way that the campaign was informed of ballot access guidelines. Candidates are required by law to "designate a nominee for Vice President" in

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The secretary of state's office denied the allegation made by Paul Rossi, a ballot access lawyer for the Kennedy campaign, that Nevada Democrats were trying to prevent the candidate from receiving ballot access in the state. Spokesman Cecilia Heston stated in the statement, "In no way was the initial error or subsequent statutory guidance made with intent to benefit or harm any political party or candidate for office."