Despite his 34 felony convictions in New York, former President Donald Trump voted in the 2024 presidential election in Florida on Tuesday.

The Hill reported that although Florida has some of the most stringent laws in the nation regarding felony convictions and voting, Trump’s conviction in the Empire State business records case did not disqualify him from casting his ballot.

Floridians convicted of a felony in another state only lose their voter eligibility if the conviction would disqualify them from voting in the state where they were convicted.

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