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Trump attempted to commit voter fraud

Derek Cressman

Donald Trump attempted voter fraud by registering to vote in Florida while claiming Washington, DC was his official residence. Florida law requires people to be residents of Florida to vote there. Trump later changed his official residence to Florida.

President Trump tried to register to vote in Florida using an out-of-state address

State law requires applicants to be legal residents to register to vote there.

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