Chris LaCivita, one of former President Donald Trump’s senior advisers, argues in a “confidential” memo Friday that “in every single state RFK Jr.’s vote breaks for President Trump.”
Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s 2024 campaign never got the traction some might have expected given his famous name and ability to get earned media.
But now that the effort is suspended, the maverick politician may end up playing a pivotal role between now and November — particularly in battleground states.
That’s the case made by Chris LaCivita, one of former President Donald Trump’s senior advisers, in a “confidential” memo Friday arguing that “in every single state RFK Jr.’s vote breaks for President Trump.”
“This is good news for President Trump and his campaign – plain and simple,” the veteran political consultant declares about the key states of Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, Nevada, North Carolina, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin and their 93 combined electoral votes that could swing the race for the White House if they perform in a bloc.
Among the seven battlegrounds, Nevada (with six electoral votes) is the place where RFK voters are most primed to switch to Trump now that their preferred candidate has endorsed the Republican.
A full 66% of the RFK voters in Team Trump’s “most recent round” of internal surveys back the Republican with Kennedy out of the race, while 16% say they would back Harris and the remainder claim they are undecided.
