Colorado election officials are busily working to certify the list of candidates for the upcoming GOP primary ballot before the looming Friday deadline. This arduous task comes hot on the heels of a recent decision by the state's Supreme Court that sent shockwaves across political circles. In a jaw-dropping move, the court removed former President Donald Trump from the ballot, citing an 'insurrectionist ban' as the basis for their ruling.
The unexpected decision has left the Colorado Republican Party in a state of disbelief, prompting them to take action. Racing against the clock, they are now seeking intervention from the highest judicial authority in the land – the U.S. Supreme Court. The Colorado GOP hopes that an appeal to the nation's esteemed justices will lead to a reversal of the jaw-dropping ruling that could potentially pave the way for Trump's return to the ballot.
