Poll: More than half of Americans want to impeach Trump

According to Webangah News quoted by Tasnim News agency, the results of new surveys show that 56 percent of The American people support the decision of the Supreme Court of this country to disqualify Donald Trump from participating in the primary elections in all states, or they want the states to decide whether or not Trump will participate in their state elections.

According to this poll, conducted by the ABC/Ipsos network, about one third or 30 percent of the participants in this poll believe that the judges should order the removal of Trump’s name. of ballot papers in all American states and 26 percent believe that this issue should be the responsibility of the election authorities of each state. Additionally, 39 percent of Americans say they think the Supreme Court should order Trump to stay out of all state elections.

Also, most of the participants in this survey stated that they are more concerned about the criminal charges brought against Trump in the case of trying to change the results of the 2020 election than making a decision. More support for removing his name from primary ballots.

Furthermore, 56 percent said they would consider criminal charges. against the former president, while 49 percent support the Colorado and Maine courts to disqualify Trump.

The Supreme Court of the state of Colorado ruled on December 19 last year that former US President Donald Trump cannot participate in the state’s primary voting for the 2024 election due to his role in the attack by his supporters on the Capitol on January 6, 2021. .

This historic ruling in the Colorado Supreme Court, which is likely to be approved by the US Supreme Court, makes Trump the first presidential candidate to invoke A constitutional bill that prohibits a person who has participated in a rebellion from holding public or federal office.

This ruling – which with 4 votes It was approved with 3 votes against – according to the provisions of Section 3 of the 14th Amendment to the US Constitution, Donald Trump’s name cannot be on the ballot due to his role in the January 6, 2021 riot, and he is entitled to federal responsibilities by citing this law. » has lost.

A lower court had previously ruled that Trump’s actions on January 6, 2021, when his supporters stormed the Capitol building, amounted to rioting, but that court rejected the ruling, arguing that Article 3 does not cover presidents. His qualification was denied.

Voters and human rights groups have so far tried to remove Trump’s name from the ballots in more than 12 states, but in at least 7 cases These complaints have not been resolved due to various reasons.

Courts in Michigan, New Hampshire and Florida have dismissed similar lawsuits against Trump on procedural and jurisdictional grounds, and in some Court cases have said that unilateral disqualification of candidates is not within their jurisdiction.

The state of Oregon is also one of the states that is investigating this issue. In the next few days, the Supreme Court of Oregon is going to consider the case of disqualifying Trump from participating in the primary voting in this state.

Trump and his allies revoke these orders He criticized Al-Jahleh and called it an undemocratic act and a conspiracy by his political rivals to keep him away from the elections.

His lawyers in this They stated that only Congress can implement Section 3 of this article of the Constitution and the former president is not the subject of this disqualification. They emphasized that on January 6, 2021, Trump used the right to freedom of speech in the First Amendment of the Constitution and that he had no connection with the right-wing extremists who played an important role in this attack.

also a few days ago“Shena Bellows” Secretary of the Interior of the State of “Maine” and the highest The election official of this state announced that Donald Trump, the former president of the United States, cannot participate in the 2024 presidential primaries in this state. >

The state of Maine in the northeast of America, like Colorado, has announced the basis of this decision is the January 6, 2021 attack on the US Congress and Trump’s connection with it.

The order issued by the Secretary of the Interior in the state of Maine has not yet reached the implementation stage and is undergoing legal procedures. The fate of this ruling will be determined by the Supreme Court of the United States, and this means that unless the Supreme Court approves this ruling, Trump’s name will be on the Maine ballot. Meanwhile, the Supreme Court of the State of Michigan , rejected a request to remove Trump’s name from the primary election of the Republican Party in this state and announced that this petition cannot be raised in court.

Currently Donald Trump is the leading candidate The Republican faces multiple criminal charges: attempting to overturn the 2020 election results and his supporters’ attack on the Capitol in January 2021, keeping classified documents at his private Florida villa after leaving the White House, paying a hush-hush payment to an actor Immoral, and trying to change the election results in the state of Georgia. He is also involved in fraud and financial charges. In addition, the former US president is facing a case of paying damages to a writer who accused him of sexual assault. Trump has denied any wrongdoing in these cases and has not yet been found guilty in any of these cases.

But Donald Trump raised these accusations only He knows that it is politically motivated and with the aim of excluding him from the 2024 election, despite the fact that according to the results of the latest polls, Trump is still the leading candidate of the Republicans for the 2024 elections. He claims that raising these accusations only made him lead in the polls.

If Trump is re-elected president, he could face any federal charges apply for pardon against himself.

The US presidential election will be held in November 2024. Currently, Joe Biden is the leading candidate of the Democrats and Donald Trump is the leading candidate of the Republicans in the polls.

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