New Hampshire Gov. Sununu Speculates on Trump's Future on the Ballot and Rules Out Third-Party Run

New Hampshire Governor Chris Sununu expects former President Donald Trump to be on the state's ballot in 2024, despite potential legal challenges invoking the 14th Amendment. Some Trump opponents are seeking to disqualify him from running for office by arguing that his actions during the Capitol insurrection fall under the amendment's prohibition on holding public office for those who have "engaged in insurrection or rebellion." Sununu dismissed the possibility of litigation, stating that if Trump follows the rules and signs up like everyone else, he should be on the ballot. He also expressed concern about both Trump and President Joe Biden being on the ticket, emphasizing the need for more engagement in the political system. Sununu has previously warned that the Republican Party will lose if Trump is the nominee in 2024.