Trump Request to Supreme Court Could Further Delay Election Case Trial

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

48% : "It is of imperative public importance that respondent's claim of immunity be resolved by this court and that respondent's trial proceed as promptly as possible if his claim of immunity is rejected," the prosecutors wrote in December.
36% : Other than the Washington case, President Trump also faces charges in Georgia, New York, and Florida.
33% : In that event, the schedule the justices set could determine how soon a trial might begin if indeed they agree with lower court rulings that Trump is not immune from prosecution.
30% : President Trump, meanwhile, has repeatedly sought to delay the case.
27% : The Supreme Court on Tuesday gave the special counsel involved in the federal cases against Donald Trump one week to respond to the former president's request to allow his election trial to remain on hold as he appeals claims over presidential immunity.

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