Donald Trump is facing various criminal charges in US federal and state courts (Politico). Trump will be deemed convicted upon either 1) entering a guilty or nolo contendere plea in open court, or 2) being convicted of a crime at trial (for the purposes of this question, when the trier of fact, a jury or a judge, announces a guilty verdict in open court) (Cornell - Trier of Fact, Cornell - Nolo contendere). Any appeals of a conviction or motions for a directed verdict are immaterial.

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The question closed "Yes, state only" with a closing date of 5 November 2024.

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