The 14th Amendment's Role in Trump's Ballot Eligibility Trials

Witness testimony concluded in the trial to remove former President Donald Trump from the ballot in Colorado based on the 14th Amendment. The trial featured legal scholars, Capitol Police officers, rally organizers, House lawmakers, and an expert on right-wing extremism. Closing arguments are scheduled for November 15, with a ruling expected soon after. The judge will have to determine if January 6 was an insurrection, if Trump engaged in that insurrection, if the ban applies to presidents, and if she can enforce the provision or if Congress needs to take action. Regardless of the outcome, an appeal is expected. The trial also served as a preview of the federal election subversion trial against Trump in March.
- What’s next in the Colorado trial to remove Trump from the ballot based on the 14th Amendment CNN
- The attempt to bar Trump under the 14th Amendment, explained The Hill
- Court to decide if 14th Amendment case over Trump’s Minnesota ballot eligibility proceeds 6abc Philadelphia
- Editorial: Is Donald Trump eligible to be president? Depends on how you define “insurrection.” The Denver Post
- 14th Amendment expert, Trump defenders testify in Colorado 2024 ballot disqualification hearing 9News.com KUSA
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