Trump Just Voted The Exact Way He’s Called ‘Cheating’
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Despite having been in Florida while early voting was underway, Trump chose to cast his ballot by mail, a method he's vowed to outlaw for most Americans.
President Donald Trump cast his ballot in Tuesday’s special election by mail-in voting, the same method that he’s called “cheating” and that he has vowed to outlaw for most Americans.
Trump, who is registered to vote in Palm Beach, Florida, had his mail-in ballot accepted on March 15, according to the Palm Beach County Supervisor of Elections website.
A spokesperson for the elections office confirmed to The Washington Post that the website’s information is accurate.
His mailed-in ballot is for a special election between Democrat Emily Gregory and Republican Jon Maples for a seat in the state legislature.
Trump, for years, has called mail-in voting “corrupt as hell” and the cause of “massive voter fraud.” Democrats support it, he’s said, because “they cheat” and it helps them win. He’s threatened not to sign any new bills unless its use is limited before the November midterm elections.
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