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RFK Jr.'s New York state director says her 'No. 1 priority' is preventing a Biden victory

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78% : If it's Trump vs. Biden, Biden wins.
60% : Trump himself has welcomed Kennedy's candidacy, saying in a social media post last month, "I love that he is running," while labeling him "the most radical left candidate in the race.
55% : Under that scenario, state delegations in Congress would vote to determine the outcome of the election.
50% : Among the actions listed were "Collect signatures for Robert F. Kennedy Jr.," "Go to Pennsylvania to help Trump," and "Vote RFK Jr. for President!!
49% : "We're all on the same team right now, and we'll be on the same team later, as long as Trump or Kennedy wins," she added.
48% : "The only way that Trump can even, remote possibility of taking New York is if Bobby is on the ballot.
48% : "Palma began by identifying herself as a Kennedy campaign staff member who had previously canvassed for Trump in Pennsylvania ahead of the 2016 and 2020 elections.
46% : RFK Jr.'s New York state director says her 'No. 1 priority' is preventing a Biden victoryAaron Pellish and Eva McKend, CNNApril 8, 2024 at 6:06 PMA New York-based campaign official for Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is pitching Republican voters to support his independent presidential bid by arguing that Kennedy will help Donald Trump defeat Joe Biden if he's on the ballot in New York.Rita Palma, the Kennedy campaign's state director in New York, has repeatedly made the case, including in a meeting with Empire State Republicans, that efforts to put Kennedy on the ballot in New York will help "get rid of Biden," which she called her "No. 1 priority," and make it easier for Trump to win the historically Democratic state.
44% : If it's a Republican Congress, they'll pick Trump.
37% : "If you want to help Trump, go to Pennsylvania and knock on doors.
18% : Palma's comments come as the Biden campaign has argued that Kennedy's campaign is a spoiler that will ultimately benefit Trump at the ballot box in November.
5% : Kennedy frequently criticizes Biden on a wide range of issues and recently argued that Biden is a greater threat to democracy than Trump, citing Kennedy's own suspension from some social media platforms during the Biden administration as evidence.

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