Maine Supreme Court won't rule on Trump ballot eligibility until SCOTUS decision

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

27% : "Bellows had appealed a decision by Kennebee County Superior Court Justice Michaela Murphy who declined to rule on whether Trump should be rejected for the GOP primary ballot because of the so-called "insurrection clause" of the 14th Amendment of the U.S. Constitution.
23% : While Colorado ruled that Trump was ineligible, the legal strategy pushed by liberal activists has been rejected in other states.
10% : The court unanimously agreed Wednesday with a lower court's decision that told Bellows that she could not follow through with her decision to remove Trump from the ballot until the nation's highest court rules on a decision in Colorado, which agreed that Trump could be blocked.

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