Impeachment supporter believes Trump should be eligible for Michigan ballot.
Former Rep. Peter Meijer Fights for Trump’s Right to be on State Ballot
Former Rep. Peter Meijer (R-MI), who boldly voted to impeach former President Donald Trump in 2021, is now making a strong case in court for Trump’s inclusion on the state ballot. Several states, including Michigan, are currently facing lawsuits seeking to disqualify Trump from the ballot based on an interpretation of the 14th Amendment. These lawsuits argue that Trump’s alleged involvement in the Capitol riot on Jan. 6, 2021, constitutes “engaging in insurrection” and therefore disqualifies him from holding higher office.
Michigan, in particular, has seen multiple lawsuits filed in an attempt to keep Trump off the upcoming Feb. 27 presidential primary ballot. Meijer, through his attorney, has submitted a compelling brief in support of Trump, emphasizing the potential consequences of removing him from the ballot. Meijer warns that such a decision would set a dangerous precedent, opening the floodgates for lawsuits from all sides of the political spectrum.
Last year, Meijer faced a primary challenge supported by the former president and ultimately lost to Rep. Hillary Scholten (D-MI) in the general election. The defeat was largely attributed to a loss of support from Trump voters, as only two Republican members who voted to impeach Trump were reelected.
However, Meijer is not backing down. The West Michigan native is expected to launch a Senate bid soon, entering a highly competitive race after establishing an exploratory committee in August. Meijer firmly believes that the voters in Michigan should have the opportunity to support the candidate of their choice, including former President Trump. In his statement, Meijer emphasizes that our democracy relies on the power of the voters, not judges or partisan election officials, to determine our leaders.
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