Robert F. Kennedy Jr. can appear on New Jersey’s ballot, state’s top elections official says

Voters will head to the polls across the Delaware Valley to weigh in on races for district attorney, governor, election boards and beyond.

Durr, a vocal Trump supporter, said in a statement ahead of the June primary that he didn't bring in enough money to qualify for matching funds and wouldn't be in debates.

Attorney Scott Salmon sought to keep Kennedy from appearing on the Nov. 5 presidential ballot as an independent, citing the state’s sore loser law.