John,

Colorado may have been the first state to remove Trump from their ballot, but with Maine now following suit and decisions pending in dozens of states, this question is on the minds of millions of voters.

In the words of Colorado Secretary of State and DASS Chair Jena Griswold: "If the Constitution disqualifies the former President, we have to uphold the Constitution."

We want to know what you think. Did Colorado and Maine make the right decision to disqualify Donald Trump from the 2024 ballot? Take our survey to share your thoughts on this urgent issue.
 

Agree or disagree: “Colorado and Maine made the right decision to disqualify Donald Trump from the 2024 ballot”   Yes, I agree! No, I do not agree! Unsure

The 14th Amendment is pretty clear:

No president who, having previously taken an oath to support the Constitution of the United States, shall have engaged in insurrection or rebellion.

The fact is we watched in real time as Trump incited insurrectionists to attack the Capitol and overthrow election results.

This constitutional amendment protects us from those who disregard democracy taking power. And it’s up to our elected officials to uphold our rights and keep our elections safe.

So John: we want to know where you stand on the issue. Submit your response by clicking HERE or vote on the buttons below:
 

Agree or disagree: “Colorado and Maine made the right decision to disqualify Donald Trump from the 2024 ballot”   Yes, I agree! No, I do not agree! Unsure

We’re looking forward to hearing from you,

Team DASS

 

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