The race for the US presidency between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump is down to the wire. In an environment where only a few votes can change the election results, a major development has added to the Republican camp's worries.

Last month, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., the nephew of former US President John F. Kennedy, took a U-turn on his politics when he suspended his independent presidential campaign and, in turn, was offered a role in Trump's cabinet. The decision, coming just months away from the elections, was controversial, to say the least.

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Thus, the court had to decide whether RFK's name would be upheld or not. While he was allowed to withdraw his name from North Carolina, the courts of Michigan and Wisconsin have ruled that Kennedy would stay on the presidential ballot.

In crucial swing states like these, where elections are often decided by narrow margins, Kennedy's candidacy could be particularly impactful. If he draws votes away from Trump, it could shift the balance in both the states.

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Now only time will tell if the move to recruit RFK to his camp to gain some advantage over Harris will work out for Trump or not.