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The federal judge handling the federal indictment against former president Donald Trump

on conspiracy charges to overturn the 2020 elections.

That's a trial date of March 4, 2024.

That just happens to be the day before super-toothed-day primaries when 16 states and territories

go to the polls to vote over who to nominate for the Republican presidential nomination.

What does that date tell us about how this court case will affect the nominating process?

And in the wake of the GOP presidential debate, the Conventional Wisdom is a Donald Trump

wanted, even though he didn't participate.

That's what the Trump campaign and the Beltway press course says.

But a new poll shows a bump for Rhonda Santos and Nikki Haley, and that a client of a few

points for Donald Trump will parse the results of the polling.

Welcome, my poll, as you go in this Labor Day approaches.

We want to talk about where the presidential nominating fight stands in both political

parties as we get into the fall.

I'm Paul Gigo with the Wall Street Journal editorial page here with Kim Strassel and Kyle

Peterson.

And we start with the news, which is that Judge Tanya Chutkin sets a date of March 4 for

the start of Donald Trump's trial in the federal conspiracy case.

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