Trump Votes by Mail, Contradicts Own Stance

0:00President Donald Trump voted by mail in a Florida special election this week for state legislative seats, even as he keeps criticizing mail in ballots, nationwide. Palm Beach County records confirm his ballot was counted after early in-person voting ended. The White House clarified that Trump opposes universal mail voting by states, but supports exceptions for things like illness, disability, military. Service or travel, which applies to him as a Florida resident who mostly lives and works in Washington. Democrats quickly pointed out the apparent contradiction. Senate leader Chuck Schumer said on the floor that mail voting is cheating for others, but fine for Trump himself. Trump has no standing request for mail ballots in all elections, so he requested one just for this race. He's pushing Congress hard for the SAV America Act to limit mail options nationwide, calling it a top priority despite other big issues like foreign, conflicts. Meanwhile, the Supreme Court is weighing rules on late arriving mail ballots in another

1:00case, as Trump endorsed the candidate in this Florida contest. Without mentioning his own vote, stay informed with Dallas News Today, AI-powered updates.