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John Hart

Specialist in the government and politics of the USA with a particular research interest in US presidency and US electoral process. Emeritus Faculty, Australian National University.

Canberra, Australia.

John Hart

Should Donald Trump be disqualified from state ballots in presidential election? Here’s how the US Supreme Court might rule

US Politics

Should Donald Trump be disqualified from state ballots in presidential election? Here’s how the US Supreme Court might rule

— The US Supreme Court is set to hear Donald Trump’s appeal against exclusion from the Colorado Republican primary, facing constitutional issues on insurrection charges and Section 3 application. The outcome’s uncertainty raises concerns for American democracy.

By John Hart Feb 5, 2024

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