Colorado Secretary of State Urges Supreme Court to Expedite Trump Ballot Challenge

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

40% : The Colorado secretary would also likely need to remove President Trump from the state's general election ballot under the Colorado Supreme Court's ruling, but the U.S. Supreme Court will likely have received a number of other related petitions by then.
30% : President Trump and the Colorado GOP are intervenors in the case, and on Dec. 27 the Colorado GOP filed a petition for immediate review at the U.S. Supreme Court, effectively blocking the removal of President Trump from the Colorado primary ballot.
27% : If it rejects the case later, President Trump will remain on the Colorado primary ballot, but the issues presented will remain open questions.
26% : This set things on an expedited course toward the U.S. Supreme Court, which many officials have predicted will settle the ongoing 14th Amendment challenges against President Trump, the GOP front runner candidate, across the nation once and for all.
23% : In Maine, the secretary of state also ruled President Trump ineligible and attorneys have appealed the decision in court.
22% : Ms. Griswold was the original defendant in the case brought by six Colorado voters arguing she should not put President Trump on the ballot as he is disqualified under Section 3 of the 14th Amendment.
19% : If the Supreme Court rejects the case by Jan. 4, President Trump will be removed from the primary ballot.
17% : The Supreme Court had already rejected an earlier petition to review a Section 3 challenge to President Trump's eligibility, but it had come from longshot candidate John Anthony Castro, who sued President Trump in federal court in more than two dozen states, arguing he shouldn't be made to compete with an ineligible candidate.

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