On June 6, the Somos PAC asked to intervene in the Robert F. Kennedy ballot access lawsuit in Nevada.  The Somos PAC describes itself as “Latino-led.”  It argues that it has a right to intervene, on the grounds that it is working for President Joe Biden’s campaign, and that if Kennedy is allowed to get on the ballot in Nevada, then the PAC will need to spend additional resources campaigning against Kennedy.  It also alleges that if a third candidate gets on the ballot, “voter confusion and uncertainty will result, and that will reduce voter turnout.”

The Somos PAC is represented by the Elias Law Group, which is the leading law firm that represents the Democratic National Committee.

The Kansas Secretary of State has rejected the nominations for state legislative office of the No Labels Party.  The Secretary determined that the nomination documents were not signed by the actual state chair of the party.  See this story.

Steve Peace, a former California state legislator from San Diego, who was always a member of the Democratic Party while he was in office, has endorsed Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., for president.  Here is his explanation, posted on Independent Voters News website.

Peace was in the legislature for twenty years.  Here is his wikipedia page.