Author: Patrick Marley

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Courts and election officials around the country are considering challenges to former president Donald Trump’s ability to run for office again.

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Wednesday’s ruling came two weeks before the U.S. Supreme Court will hear arguments in a similar case out of Colorado.

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A provision of the Constitution’s 14th Amendment could prevent former president Donald Trump from running for office again. Here’s how.

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In Louisiana and other Southern states, African American residents are suing under the Voting Rights Act to reverse policies that they say dilute their power

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The civil settlement in Wisconsin marks the first time pro-Trump electors have agreed to revoke their false filings and not repeat their actions in the next presidential election.

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An appeal is expected and could ultimately be resolved by the Colorado Supreme Court or the U.S. Supreme Court.

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State Judge James Robert Redford wrote that courts don’t have authority to determine whether someone is eligible to run for office under Section 3 of the 14th Amendment.

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The ruling offered both a setback and a glimmer of hope to those trying to remove Trump from ballots around the country.

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The cases are unlike any in history against a candidate for president and present several issues that have been rarely addressed by courts.