The upcoming 2024 election could witness a significant turning point if Robert F. Kennedy Jr. decides to run as an independent candidate. Recent polling data, released on Thursday, indicates that Kennedy has the potential to sway a notable portion of the electorate.

Although campaigning as a Democrat since April, Kennedy's rumoured switch to an independent party in Pennsylvania has only fueled further speculation.

According to a Reuters/Ipsos survey, Kennedy's entry as an independent political contender could divide votes between former President Donald Trump and President Biden, capturing 14% of the overall share.

When pitted against each other, Trump and Biden earned equal support at 35%, with 11% of individuals choosing someone else entirely. Another 9% disclosed that they wouldn't cast their vote at all, while 9% remained undecided.

However, in a three-way race including Kennedy with 14% of support, Trump received 33% backing, while Biden secured 31% of the votes. The poll revealed that 9% of respondents would abstain from voting, and 13% remained uncertain about their decision.

Despite the findings of the Reuters/Ipsos survey, some Democratic and Republican strategists played down the impact of Kennedy's decision to run as an independent candidate in the 2024 presidential race, as reported by the Daily Caller.

The upcoming 2024 election could witness a significant turning point if Robert F. Kennedy Jr. decides to run as an independent candidate. Recent polling data, released on Thursday, indicates that Kennedy has the potential to sway a notable portion of the electorate.
Although campaigning as a Democrat since April, Kennedy's rumoured switch to an independent party in Pennsylvania has only fueled further speculation.
According to a Reuters/Ipsos survey, Kennedy's entry as an independent political contender could divide votes between former President Donald Trump and President Biden, capturing 14% of the overall share.
When pitted against each other, Trump and Biden earned equal support at 35%, with 11% of individuals choosing someone else entirely. Another 9% disclosed that they wouldn't cast their vote at all, while 9% remained undecided.
However, in a three-way race including Kennedy with 14% of support, Trump received 33% backing, while Biden secured 31% of the votes. The poll revealed that 9% of respondents would abstain from voting, and 13% remained uncertain about their decision.
Despite the findings of the Reuters/Ipsos survey, some Democratic and Republican strategists played down the impact of Kennedy's decision to run as an independent candidate in the 2024 presidential race, as reported by the Daily Caller.

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