According to comprehensive U.S. media reports, on March 4, Eastern time, the U.S. Supreme Court made a ruling on the former ** Trump's ballot removal case, announcing the overturning of the Colorado court's decision to remove Trump from the 2024 ** election vote. The Colorado Supreme Court ruled on December 19, 2023 that Trump is no longer eligible for the 2024 U.S. ** election party primary in the state due to his involvement in the "Capitol Hill riot" on January 6, 2021. The state's Supreme Court also asked the secretary of state not to allow Trump's name to appear on the ballot in the state's ** election. Meanwhile, the U.S. Supreme Court rejected multiple state attempts to hold the Republican former ** accountable for the Jan. 6 Capitol riot and disqualify from the primaries. 
"Because the Constitution makes Congress, not the states, responsible for enforcing Article 3 (of the 14th Amendment) against all federal** and candidates, we dismiss this case," the ruling reads. ”
The outcome of the federal high court decision means that Maine and Illinois, similar to Colorado, will also be untenable.
In all previous U.S. years, there is an extremely critical day, many states will choose to hold a candidate primary election on a Tuesday in February or March in the United States, and Super Tuesday in the United States in 2024 is March 5. 
At that time, 16 states and one overseas territory in the United States will hold bipartisan primaries at the same time, involving a total of 1,420 Democratic electoral votes and 874 Republican electoral votes. In total, the Democrats have a total of 3,795 electoral votes and the Republicans have a total of 2,459 electoral votes. That is to say, on March 5, nearly 37% of the electoral votes of the Democratic Party and nearly 36% of the Republican Party will be directly decided. As of March 4, Trump had 244 votes and Biden had 206 votes. According to the regulations, the Democratic and Republican candidates need to win 2,271 votes and 1,215 votes respectively before they can be nominated for the election. Judging from the current election results, there are only two candidates left in both the Republican and Democratic parties, and there is a clear gap between the second and first candidates. Biden, in particular, has basically no rivals in the Democratic Party, and if nothing else, he can be determined to be the Democratic Party's 2024 ** candidate. 
Trump's opponent, Nikki Haley, has just won the Republican primary in Washington, D.C., but is not enough to challenge Trump's huge margin. Trump's campaign, on the other hand, won at least 773 electoral votes out of 874 on Super Tuesday. On March 5, the results of the primary elections of the two parties in the United States were basically certain. In other words, the candidates of the Democratic and Republican parties are basically a foregone conclusion. It is too early to tell who will be elected, but the outlook for the United States has already begun to affect the world's expectations for the future.
It is generally believed that if Biden is elected, the prospects for US policy are promising, but the world situation is still difficult. If Trump is elected, U.S. policy will be difficult to achieve, and the world situation will be more likely to undergo subversive changes. Trump will undoubtedly try his best to prevent the Russian-Ukrainian war and move all strategic resources eastward to the Indo-Pacific region, when the war in the Indo-Pacific region will be almost inevitable, but the principle of NATO's joint action may be seriously undermined, and the development prospects of the world's economic and industrial pattern will be more in line with the vital economic interests of the United States. The world situation is getting closer and closer to a comprehensive subversive reorganization, and the most critical factor is the result of the United States, please wait with bated breath.