Biden, Trump Face New Election Risks with Kennedy's Third-Party Bid

The upcoming presidential election in America is marked by high uncertainty, with widespread dissatisfaction among voters regarding the choice between Joe Biden, aged 81, and Donald Trump, aged 77. This dissatisfaction may lead voters to consider third-party candidates, introducing new risks into the race. Among these risks are the potential impacts of third-party candidates, the ongoing legal trials involving Trump, and the advanced age of the main candidates. Robert F. Kennedy Jr., a notable third-party candidate, is nearing ballot access in three crucial battleground states, and polls indicate that his inclusion could benefit Trump. Analysts, including Jon McHenry of North Star Opinion Research, highlight the potential for third-party candidates like Kennedy to influence the outcome of the election. The presence of third-party candidates, combined with other factors, contributes to an unpredictable election landscape.