You might want to read this:
https://www.americanbar.org/content/dam/aba/images/public_education/Reading-SCOTUS-Opinion.pdf
I have found countless threads and posts on this forum over the past 11 years who confuse the various parts of a Supreme Court decision. The most common error is to confuse the Main Opinion section with other parts of the published decision. This one is a good example.
I have given up trying to see this as having a decisive answer. I liked this posters posted I will look at your link. I know how to read court decisions, part of my job for about 15 years.
Either the supremes have to rule ir the secretaries of state have to refuse to put her on the ballot if she is the dem nominee. If she is rejected in 5 or 6 states, it will force the supremes to rule.
thanx,don’t see the relevance. The court has shirked their responsibility and they often avoid the central constitutional issue raised by the parties..