Trump casts his midterm election ballot early in Florida
Trump and Melania voted early as he defended Republican candidates and criticized mail-in voting during a final campaign push.
- On Saturday, President Donald Trump and Melania Trump will cast their ballots early in person in Palm Beach County, Florida, coinciding with the start of the state's mandatory early voting period.
- Florida's mandatory early voting period begins today, Oct. 24, and continues through Halloween, Oct. 31, with counties authorized to expand these windows before Election Day on Nov. 3.
- Trump is campaigning for Congressman Byron Donalds, who is running to succeed Governor Ron DeSantis; polls show Donalds leading Democratic candidate David Jolly with 49.2% of support against 44.2%.
- Security measures in Palm Beach include the closure of South Ocean Boulevard between South County Road and Southern Boulevard, with officials encouraging drivers to seek alternate routes.
- While Trump has previously voted by mail, he has expressed criticism of the practice, and his specific plans for Election Day on Nov. 3 remain unclear as the midterm race enters its final stretch.
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US President Donald Trump cast his vote early in the midterm elections for Congress. He and his wife Melania Trump arrived at a polling station in West Palm Beach, Florida, on October 24. Trump appeared before reporters with a sticker saying “I voted.” According to the Associated Press, the president said he voted for all Republicans in Florida. When asked if he supported his party’s candidates, he replied: “Very convincingly.” The vote will de…
Trump attended the press after voting in advance, a technique he himself had criticized in recent weeks. There, he criticized the “corruption” of the Democratic Party and advanced his plans for war in Iran and Ukraine.
Donald Trump cast his vote early in Florida for the mid-term elections; he recognizes that Democrats are going up in the elections
The U.S. president went along with his wife Melania Trump to cast his early vote in the midterms, making it clear that he adhered to the partisan line. He did so in Florida, a state in which, in addition to legislators, a new governor will also be elected. In conversation with the media, he spoke of "rematching" Iran's war, while the first lady preferred not to pronounce on a possible humanitarian trip to Ukraine.
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