“Presidential election interference” Trump trial… Held the day before “Super Tuesday”

The trial of US President Trump former's allegations of trying to overturn the results of the 2020 presidential election will begin on March 4 next year.
According to the Wall Street Journal (WSJ) on the 28th (local time), the United States
A Japanese judge refused to accept Trump's request to delay the start of the trial, saying, "The public has the right to bring this case to a speedy and efficient conclusion." Republican Party next year
President Trump, a leading candidate in the presidential election, has requested that the trial be postponed until April 2026 after next year's presidential election (November 2024).
The judge dismissed the argument that Trump's defense attorneys needed two years to examine the extensive evidence in the case. However, the date the prosecution started the trial
In response to a request to move forward to January 2 next year, it was postponed to March on the grounds that it would take time to prepare a defense.
This is expected to affect Trump's approval rating. Moreover, March 4 is the day before “Super Tuesday,” which is likely to decide the tide of the Republican primary. The Republican Party will vote on March 5th next year.
About 10 states, including Bama, Arkansas and Texas, are planning caucuses and primaries to select delegates to the all-party convention to nominate a presidential candidate.
President Trump former President Trump said on SNS that day, "The judge who hates me only allowed a two-month delay (from the schedule requested by the prosecutor)."
“Tuesday, I will appeal.” On the other hand, in addition to suspicion of election interference, President Trump former has silenced sex scandals (New York State), leaked confidential documents and illegally stored them (French).
Lorida) and Georgia Presidential Election Interference (Georgia) are pending.