Robert F. Kennedy Jr., a Democrat-turned-independent presidential candidate, held a campaign rally in Phoenix Wednesday night.

He spoke to hundreds of voters at the Legends Event Center near 43rd Avenue and Camelback.

Some voters there said they're not satisfied with President Biden or former President Trump and want an alternative choice.

"I'm always looking for a left-of-center, intelligent candidate and he seems to be that," said Mariee Hayden of Phoenix. “Always pro-choice, but I'm interested to learn what he has to offer in general."

Lisette Valenzuela of Phoenix said she doesn't align with the Democrat or Republican parties.

“I'm tired of having to choose between the lesser of two evils," Valenzuela said.

Kennedy believes he can win Arizona's independent voting bloc.

“They like the message to end the vitriol, to end the poison and the polarization and to start focusing on the values that we have in common," Kennedy said.

Kennedy is currently collecting signatures, vying for a spot on Arizona's ballot. He needs signatures from three percent of Arizona's registered voters by August of 2024.