The 2020 Presidential election has brought to light numerous issues surrounding the legality of electoral law. With President Donald Trump seeking re-election, questions have arisen as to whether the Supreme Court will decide his eligibility for the 2024 ballot. The Supreme Court of the United States is often seen as the final say in matters of legal precedent. As such, many Americans are concerned that if the Court is not willing to make a decision on President Trump’s candidacy until 2024, it could open the door for a potentially dangerous outcome. Currently, the Supreme Court has yet to weigh in on the issue, leading to increasing pressure from various parties to make a decision soon. The Trump campaign has argued that the Supreme Court has a duty to affirm the constitutionality of current election laws. Furthermore, the campaign has cited multiple cases in which the Court has imposed its authority to ensure that proper electoral laws are upheld. Trump’s opponents, however, have argued that the Court should not be asked to take sides in a political conflict. They have cited numerous instances in which the court has refused to take sides in a contentious issue. Additionally, they have pointed to the fact that the President has yet to officially announce if he will stand for re-election in 2024, so the Court’s decision would be premature. Despite the current debate, the final decision lies with the Supreme Court. If they refuse to make a decision, then the issue of eligibility for the 2024 presidential election remains unresolved. This could lead to a slippery slope of uncertainty and instability, as well as potentially damaging precedent that could become a template for other elections. The level of political tension is high, and the stakes are even higher. It is in the best interest of the nation for the Supreme Court to decide soon if President Trump is on the 2024 ballot. It is time for the Court to make its decision and ensure that the democratic process is respected.