"State Officials Appeal Court Delays in Trump Ballot Cases, Fate to be Decided by U.S. Supreme Court"
TL;DR
Maine Secretary of State Shenna Bellows has appealed a court decision delaying a ruling on her efforts to remove former President Donald Trump from the state's 2024 primary ballot, citing the "insurrectionist clause" of the 14th Amendment. The appeal comes after a judge declined to rule on the matter and suggested waiting for the U.S. Supreme Court's decision on a similar case in Colorado. Bellows' initial decision to ban Trump from the ballot has sparked controversy and legal challenges, with Trump arguing that Bellows is biased and made errors of law.
- Maine secretary of state appeals superior court delay in Trump ballot case UPI News
- Arkansas' federal lawmakers sign U.S. Supreme Court brief opposing Trump ballot removal | Arkansas Democrat Gazette Arkansas Online
- Maine's top election official appeals ruling that delayed decision on Trump's ballot status until Colorado case is resolved The Colorado Sun
- Letter: Making sense of Bellows' ballot decision Press Herald
- Trump's election fate to be decided by U.S. Supreme Court Tuscaloosa Magazine
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