Wisconsin's governor signs Kennedy-inspired bill allowing candidates to withdraw from the ballot

Wisconsin's governor has taken a significant step in election reform by signing a bipartisan bill that allows candidates to withdraw from the ballot. This change addresses a crucial issue highlighted last year when Robert F. Kennedy Jr. sought to remove his name from the presidential ballot. By enabling candidates to have more control over their participation, this law enhances the electoral process and reflects a responsive governance that listens to the needs of its candidates.