Republican Donald Trump’s name may not be removed from ballots in Colorado due to the deadly storming of the Capitol, the US Supreme Court rules.
In Colorado and several other states, voters have demanded that former President Trump’s name be removed from the ballot, citing the 14th Amendment. It was written in 1866 and prohibits people who supported a rebellion from standing for election. Before storming the Capitol, Trump held a rally where he urged supporters to go to Congress and “get the hell out of there.”
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