Mar-a-Lago is taxed as a private club, not a residence. So can President Trump vote as a Florida man [View all]
Mar-a-Lago is taxed as a private club, not a residence. So can President Trump vote as a Florida man?
President Donald Trump is planning to cast his ballot in person for the first time in Palm Beach County this weekend.
But some have questioned whether he can legally vote as a Florida man because his Mar-a-Lago estate in Palm Beach is taxed as a private club and not as a residential property. Jim Watson, a Boynton Beach resident, filed an elections fraud complaint in June challenging Trumps ability to vote in Florida,
The Washington Post reported.
Trump intends to cast his ballot on Saturday at one of Palm Beach Countys 18 early-voting sites, White House officials said. In the two primary elections earlier this year, he voted by mail.
Palm Beach County Supervisor of Elections Wendy Link says Mar-a-Lagos zoning status is irrelevant in whether he can register to vote using that address.
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