Maine has blocked former President Donald Trump from appearing on the
state's 2024 ballot becoming the second state to do so.
Maine Secretary of State told CNN that the state's election law
in the US Constitution required her to make this decision.
The weight of the evidence brought forward
under main law in the cha
section 336 challenge that was brought,
made it clear that Mr Trump was aware of the Tinder.
He laid
in a multi
month efforts to challenge the legitimacy of the 2020 election
and then in an unprecedented and tragic series of events chose to light a match
that's very worded.
Now, the secretary wrote in her decision,
it would only take effect after the Supreme Court rules
on any appeal or the time to appeal expires.
This comes after a similar ruling from Colorado
Supreme Court that we told you about.
Meantime,
California's Secretary of State has decided not to remove Trump from that state's
ballot despite a request from the state's lieutenant governor to do so.