Candidates at all levels rarely terminate their campaigns. Instead, they suspend them. This is a practice as old as time. Why? Because they can still receive donations.
The real issue here is the wording of the Polymarket contract, which asked about a 'withdrawal' instead of a suspension.
Suspension doesn't mean the campaign is over. There are places where Kennedy is still on the ballot. Remember when John McCain suspended his 2008 campaign to address the financial crisis but later revived it to continue running for president?
Kennedy's campaign is also flirting with insolvency after it paid back $1 million to his running mate, who was a steady financier of the whole operation.
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