evidence: Because the decision remains frozen until a final ruling from the justices, Trump currently remains on the Colorado ballot and elsewhere. Officials in Maine have also sought to remove Trump from the state’s ballot but are also awaiting the Supreme Court’s decision in the Colorado case. [...] Trump is not covered by the ballot disqualification provision of the 14th Amendment at all because the president is not an "officer of the United States," his actions leading up to and on Jan. 6 do not constitute an "insurrection or rebellion" and only Congress can enforce this provision, not state courts. [...] If the Supreme Court agrees that states can lawfully kick Trump off the ballot under the 14th Amendment, he won’t be immediately disqualified in every state. Instead, the issue will return to individual states.