[ SECRET POST #6355 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6355 ⌋

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[Mystery Science Theater 3000 (on Netflix)]



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Re: Trump thread

[(Anonymous)]

Well, that sort of depends. A Florida resident with a felony conviction in another state is only ineligible to vote in Florida “if the conviction would make the person ineligible to vote in the state where the person was convicted,” according to the Florida Division of Elections website—Trump has been a Florida resident since 2019. In New York, where Trump was convicted, convicted felons only lose their voting rights while incarcerated, meaning Trump will be able to vote as long as he doesn’t go to jail. Or if he gets a prison sentence that ends before the election date. If they just fine him and put him on probation or give him a sentence that is only a few months, either of which I could see happening, he could still vote. But I'm guessing he'll try to appeal this, all the way to the Supreme Court if he can.