Florida AG Charges Registerant with Voter Fraud
Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier’s Office of Statewide Prosecution is charging XXXXXX XXXXXX, a convicted felon and registered sexual offender, with voter fraud. XXXXX was charged with multiple counts of unqualified elector knowingly voting in the 2024 Presidential Preference Primary, 2024 Primary Election, and the 2024 General Election in Putnam County.
“We must protect the sanctity and integrity of our republican form of government,” said Attorney General James Uthmeier.
[FAC COMMENT: Really? This is important news?]
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There are other ways to fight back. I was in communication with some Florida state representatives and stated now that I am in Florida I’ll be helping them find other forms of employment. I just trained a RSO and his wife in Orando on how best to remove people from office. This POWER couple will make a difference on the ground. My father once said, “son, the best way to deal with a politician is to first pick up a 2×4 and hit them between the eyes with it and once you got their attention negotiations begin!” Well it worked in California now for Florida. Election 2026 will get interesting! Chaplain Rob…Matthew 25:40 ministries
I cannot comprehend a logical result for denying a registrant the right to participate in the most basic of American rights known as voting. You don’t want me to run for public office? No problem. I wouldn’t get elected anyway. My criminal history has no bearing on the political process. How is denying me the right to vote not the same as taxation without representation? Florida needs to look at other states that allow all ex-felons the right of suffrage.
As a registrant, if you completed all of your sentence and paid all your fines, you can request eligibility to vote from the clemency board,. It may take a little while, they may make it hard for you, , but they can’t deny you forever.
The more registrants that are able to vote, the better, because local elections have very little turnout, and they know it.
Also, if you had adjudication withheld, and you don’t have any other felony convictions, in Florida or anywhere else, then you are able to vote and they cannot arrest you or you could sue them for civil rights violation.
How can a rational educated person support denying voting for American citizens. Registrants are husbands, wives, children, veterans, Christians, brothers, fathers, sons who made a mistake, were punished, had some form of treatment, and graduated back into the community. It serves no purpose to continue degrading their lives. Florida has one of the worst records of draconian laws against registrants. There are single rich elitists in FL that are bad influencers against these Americans.
Registrants wrongly include such lesser non-violent crimes as selfies, streaking, public urination in the woods, prostitution, teenage petting, pictures, NONE OF WHICH ARE THREATS. Academics say recidivism is the lowest. How can common sense adults continue to abuse the lives of these American citizens? Floridians should be embarrassed allowing public servants who have taken an oath to protect “all the public” to post signs on registrant’s lawns and deny Americans access to emergency storm shelters in time of human need.
In order to vote, your county office must have you on the ‘eligible’ voter rolls. If they did their due diligence then this man should not have been an eligible voter according to state law. So, shouldn’t the supervisor of elections in his county also be guilty of promoting voter fraud? After all, that is his JOB…..just saying. Its so easy for them to go after us low hanging fruit on the sex offender list.