TRUMP’S HECTIC SCHEDULE
Trump’s complex legal and political timelines have created an untold number of scenarios for the election season as separate court cases could bear on each other’s outcomes and even the electoral landscape for 2024.
Fourteenth Amendment challenges have raised the prospect that Trump could be disqualified from appearing on certain state ballots in the primaries, and even the general election.
A long list of presidential primaries and debates (Jan. 10, Jan. 18, and Jan. 21) is approaching, offering opportunities for candidates to distinguish themselves or make endorsements if they exit the race. Republican caucuses and primaries are set for Iowa (Jan. 15), New Hampshire (Jan. 23), Virgin Islands and Nevada (both Feb. 8), South Carolina (Feb. 24), Idaho (March 2), and the District of Columbia (D.C.). (March 3).
