Supreme Court Hands Trump a Victory Ahead of Super Tuesday

Published on March 4, 2024

What’s happening today: The Supreme Court ruled this morning that Trump must stay on the ballot in Colorado, finding that states do not have the power to disqualify candidates under the 14th Amendment. Trump will respond to the Supreme Court ruling at Mar-a-Lago at 12:30 p.m. ET North Dakota holds its GOP caucus. Results are expected around 9:15 p.m. ET Nikki Haley holds rallies in Spring and Fort Worth, Texas Tomorrow is Super Tuesday when 15 states and American Samoa will hold presidential primaries. About one-third of the available GOP delegates will be awarded from these states. Congressional and gubernatorial primaries will also be held in some states on Super Tuesday. Follow here for live updates.  What to Know About the Supreme Court Ruling The Supreme Court unanimously ruled that states do not have the authority to enforce the 14th Amendment’s Section 3 disqualification when it comes to national candidates, putting that “critical” power in the hands of Congress....

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