On March 8, Donald Trump filed a new state court lawsuit against the Maine Secretary of State, also called Trump v Bellows.  It is in Kennebec Superior Court, just as the first such case was.

The first case was filed after the Secretary removed Trump from the Republican presidential primary ballot.  While it was pending, the U.S. Supreme Court issued its Colorado decision, and the very same day, the Maine Secretary of State revised her ruling to say that Trump should be on the ballot, given that states can’t enforce Section Three of the Fourteenth Amendment.  But the ruling still kept its original finding that Trump had engaged in insurrection.

The new Trump lawsuit argues that the Secretary’s ruling on insurrection should be reversed.  Here is the Complaint.  The Secretary responds that the matter is moot.  The primary was held March 5 with Trump’s name on the ballot.