Trump Will Stay on Michigan Primary Ballot, as State Supreme Court Rejects Bid To Disqualify Him Under 14th Amendment
Cases in Michigan and Colorado are among dozens hoping to keep the former president’s name off state ballots over his role on January 6.
LANSING, Michigan — Michigan’s Supreme Court is keeping President Trump on the state’s primary election ballot, rejecting an effort to disqualify the GOP front-runner on the basis of the 14th Amendment’s “Disqualification Clause.”
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