"Independent Presidential Candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. today condemned the openly partisan ruling by Democratic Judge Christina L. Ryba in Albany County Supreme Court against his New York residency and said that he will win on appeal," the campaign statement read.
The Democrats-backed lawsuit against Kennedy argued that his true place of residence is California which makes it impossible to be elected in New York, New York Post newspaper reported earlier.
"The Democrats are showing contempt for democracy… They aren’t confident they can win at the ballot box, so they are trying to stop voters from having a choice. We will appeal and we will win," Kennedy was quoted in the campaign statement as saying.
Earlier in the day, the Albany County court ruled that Kennedy would not appear among the presidential candidates on the ballots in the state of New York due to false information on his "place of residence" which caused invalidation of his petition. The decision might impact on his presence among the candidates in other states.
The US presidential election will take place on November 5. Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump has seen his lead in the polls vanish against presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris.