Supreme Court Signals Possible Trump Ballot Ruling Ahead Of Colorado Primary

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

39% : Trump, who is running for another term in the White House for a second time this year, is the clear GOP frontrunner as he holds a wide delegate lead over his next closest rival, Nikki Haley.
34% : Two other states -- Maine and Illinois -- have moved to bump Trump from the ballot, but they may soon get overruled depending on what the Supreme Court rules in the Colorado case.
33% : In filing an appeal to the Supreme Court in January, lawyers for Trump argued that justices should reverse the Colorado decision and "return the right to vote for their candidate of choice to the voters.
26% : "The justices reportedly appeared skeptical of the effort to remove Trump from the ballot when they heard oral arguments last month.
24% : In a separate matter, the Supreme Court announced on Wednesday that it was taking up the issue of whether Trump can invoke presidential immunity to shield himself from federal prosecution in a 2020 election case brought by special counsel Jack Smith.
22% : Citing Section 3 of the 14th Amendment, an insurrection clause dating back to the Civil War, the ruling said Trump should not appear on the primary ballot.
20% : The Colorado Supreme Court issued a 4-3 ruling in December that found Trump to be disqualified from holding the office of the presidency.

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