Doubts remain if most states follow Maine in blocking Donald Trump's primary ballot

National Review National Affairs columnist John Fund says Donald Trump's removal from Maine's Primary ballot will not affect primary results across the country. "I doubt most states would follow Maine," he told Sky News Australia. Michigan, which has a Democratic Supreme Court ruled that Trump could stay on the ballot. Mr Fund explained the Supreme Court ruling does not mean the former US president would be disqualified from two separate primary polls. "The Colorado court, which ruled last week, ruled in such a way that if there had been an appeal to their ruling, Trump would appear on the ballot."