The Supreme Court is expected to release a ruling on former President Donald Trump‘s ballot eligibility as soon as Monday, but the high court appears to have already teased some aspects of the pivotal decision.
The case was brought to the U.S. Supreme Court after the Colorado Supreme Court ruled Trump was ineligible to run for president under Section 3 of the 14th Amendment, known as the insurrectionist clause. How the court decides to address the question of Trump’s ballot access will have ramifications in several other states, including Maine and Illinois.
As the country waits for what the justices have to say about states kicking candidates off of ballots for federal office, there are a few signs that indicate Trump is likely to appear on ballots this year.
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