Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s campaign is facing severe financial strain, reporting just $3.9 million on hand with debts almost equalling this amount, despite raising over $5.6 million last month.
The campaign's recent repayment of nearly $1 million to running mate Nicole Shanahan highlights the financial challenges, as Kennedy struggles to get on ballots amid significant spending.
Kennedy's efforts reflect the uphill battle for third-party candidates, who lack the established support from party organizations and face high costs to qualify for ballots.
A significant portion of the campaign's spending has gone towards legal challenges and efforts to secure ballot placements, underscoring the obstacles he faces in key states.
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