Colorado Supreme Court declares Donald Trump ineligible for Ballot
This is the first time in the United States history that a court has disqualified a presidential candidate under the 1868 clause.
The Supreme Court of the US state of Colorado has declared Donald Trump ineligible for the primaries of the presidential election 2024.
This is the first time in the United States history that a court has disqualified a presidential candidate under the 1868 clause.
The court says that Donald Trump is not eligible to be a candidate because of his involvement in the attack on Capitol Hill.
President Trump’s election campaign has described the court decision as wrong and undemocratic.
The court decision will apply only to Colorado, the Trump spokesman has announced an appeal to the US Supreme Court, calling the decision undemocratic.
It should be noted that Donald Trump has until January 4 to appeal the Colorado court’s decision. The state primary in Colorado is scheduled for March 5, 2024.
