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Trump attorney Jonathan Mitchell on Feb. 8 argued that section three of the 14th
Amendment does not disqualify an admitted insurrectionist from the ballot.
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LIVE UPDATES SUPREME COURT SKEPTICAL OF CHALLENGE TO TRUMP’S ELIGIBILITY

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The Supreme Court on Thursday seemed prepared to keep Donald Trump on the
Colorado ballot, expressing deep concerns about the ability of a single state to
disqualify a candidate from seeking national office. The indications from the
justices came as they heard arguments on the unprecedented question of whether
Trump should be barred from the ballot because of his actions around the Jan. 6,
2021 attack on the U.S. Capitol.  
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HERE'S WHAT TO KNOW:

At issue is Section 3 of the 14th Amendment, adopted after the Civil War to
prevent Confederates from returning to the halls of power and rarely invoked in
modern times.
The Supreme Court agreed to fast-track the case, which is expected to resolve
the issue for all states with similar challenges to Trump’s eligibility.
Here are the states where Trump’s ballot status is being challenged and how
those efforts have fared.
The Jan. 6 siege of the Capitol left five people dead, including a police
officer and a woman shot by police. Two other officers who were on duty that day
later died by suicide, and more than 100 officers were injured.

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HERE'S WHAT TO KNOW

At issue is Section 3 of the 14th Amendment, adopted after the Civil War to
prevent Confederates from returning to the halls of power and rarely invoked in
modern times.
The Supreme Court agreed to fast-track the case, which is expected to resolve
the issue for all states with similar challenges to Trump’s eligibility.
Here are the states where Trump’s ballot status is being challenged and how
those efforts have fared.
The Jan. 6 siege of the Capitol left five people dead, including a police
officer and a woman shot by police. Two other officers who were on duty that day
later died by suicide, and more than 100 officers were injured.
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TRUMP AND THE 2024 BALLOT

The latest: The Supreme Court is hearing oral arguments Thursday on whether
former president Donald Trump can be barred from the ballot. Follow live updates
from the court arguments.

Colorado Trump ballot case: In a historic decision, the Colorado Supreme Court
barred Trump from running in the state’s presidential primary after determining
that he had engaged in insurrection on Jan. 6, 2021. Read the full text of the
Colorado ruling and takeaways.

Other challenges: Efforts to remove Trump from the ballot have been launched
nationwide. Here are the states where Trump’s ballot status is being challenged
and how those efforts have fared.

The 14th Amendment: Here’s what the 14th Amendment says about whether Trump can
be on the ballot.


Trump and the 2024 ballot
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 * Live updates: Supreme Court skeptical of challenge to Trump’s eligibility
   16 minutes ago
   
   
   Live updates: Supreme Court skeptical of challenge to Trump’s eligibility
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 * Will Trump stay on the ballot? What to expect at the Supreme Court Thursday.
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   Will Trump stay on the ballot? What to expect at the Supreme Court Thursday.
   3 hours ago
 * These lawyers will argue Trump’s Supreme Court Colorado ballot case
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   These lawyers will argue Trump’s Supreme Court Colorado ballot case
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