In a recent development, the Colorado Republican Party has taken their election appeal all the way to the Supreme Court. The primary question on everyone's mind is what course of action can we expect to see from the highest court in the land? The timing of the case is crucial, with the state's certification date of January 5th looming. However, an intriguing option presents itself, which the state of Colorado and even the Supreme Court itself might prefer to take.
According to reports, Colorado's Secretary of State has agreed that if the Supreme Court does not provide a ruling before the certification date, former President Donald Trump will still remain on the state's ballot. This is based on the assumption that the Supreme Court is unlikely to agree with the Supreme Court of Colorado or decline any review. Consequently, with no action required, Trump will retain his spot on the ballot.
