No. of Recommendations: 5
It depends on the scholarship surrounding the 14th, yes? Trump hasn't been convicted of insurrection, so does the 14th apply? If he were convicted, then absolutely.
Of course, I don't think the feds have anything to say about who gets on a state (primary) ballot. The states can have their own rules, so I understand, as long as it doesn't violate federal law (e.g. discriminating against black people, women, the 14th Amendment, etc). Parties have their own rules, also (beside the point, but just thrown in to reinforce that the feds don't have much to say about it).
