Maine Gop's Scotus Brief Formally Filed In Trump Ballot Case

Augusta, ME - A brief arguing that Donald Trump should remain on the ballot has been formally filed with the U.S. Supreme Court with the Maine Republican Party’s support.

The brief, organized and joined by a number of state Republican parties, argues that:

-The Colorado Supreme Court misinterpreted the Constitution
-The Colorado Supreme Court may not independently determine the qualifications for President of the United States.

The legal arguments are in support of the simple principle that the people should be able to vote to elect their president. In Maine’s Superior Court, Justice Michaela Murphy has paused consideration of Maine’s court case pending the U.S. Supreme Court decision.