What if Trump is acquitted in the courts?

Unquestionably, Democrats are pursuing all available nonelectoral means to beat former President Donald Trump. Two of the most prominent and drawn-out involve the courts: indictments and trials across a host of matters and barring him from the ballot in Colorado and Maine. But what happens if Trump prevails in court?

Over the last eight years, Democrats have thrown everything at Trump but the kitchen sink. He has been investigated by a multitude of sources and the subject of congressional hearings, and he was impeached twice. Now, he is in the throes of four court cases involving various charges and has been removed from two state ballots.