Trump Voted by Mail, Despite Criticizing It

On March 24, President Donald Trump voted by mail in a special election for Florida's

House District 87, even though he recently called.

The practice cheating at a rally in Memphis, Tennessee.

Records from the Palm Beach County Supervisor of Elections confirm he casts his ballot

for Republican candidate John Maples, whom Trump endorsed in the Race Against Democrat

Emily Gregory.

Early in-person voting was available right up until Sunday evening, and Trump had been

in the area near his Mar-a-Lago Club.

Trump has repeatedly claimed mail-in voting invites widespread fraud with no evidence to

back it up.

He's pressuring Senate Republicans to pass a bill requiring proof of citizenship for new

voters and pushing for a near-total ban on mail ballots, except in narrow cases.

Election experts warned that these attacks erode trust in the voting process, despite strong

safeguards by local officials to prevent issues.

The White House dismissed any contradiction, saying Trump's travel and residence at the

White House qualify as an exception under their proposed rules.

Trump has used mail-in ballots before, including in the 2020 presidential primary, while criticizing

Democrats for supposedly exploiting the same method.

As he continues advocating restrictions, the debate overvoting access heats up ahead of

future elections.