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James Uthmeier says Space Coast man has been charged with illegally voting in elections

Headline from Florida Politics

The accused 66-year-old man, who lives in Melbourne, is actually a Canadian citizen.

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5 articles, oldest first.

  1. Washington Times

    Canadian citizen in Florida charged with illegally voting in 7 U.S. elections (opens Washington Times)

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    Washington Times's feed description

    A Canadian citizen managed to register to vote and cast ballots in seven U.S. elections, Florida prosecutors charged Thursday.

  2. Florida Politics

    James Uthmeier says Space Coast man has been charged with illegally voting in elections (opens Florida Politics)

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    Florida Politics's feed description

    The accused 66-year-old man, who lives in Melbourne, is actually a Canadian citizen.

  3. Florida Phoenix

    Uthmeier announces felony charges against a Canadian citizen who voted in Florida elections (opens Florida Phoenix)

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    A shared federal database has provided evidence to charge a Canadian citizen with voting illegally in Florida seven times, Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier announced, chastising a federal judge who has shut down that same database for most of the country.

  4. Florida Daily

    Attorney General James Uthmeier Charges Canadian Citizen for Illegally Voting in Multiple Florida Elections (opens Florida Daily)

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    Florida Daily's feed description

    Below is an official statement from the Office of the Attorney General of Florida: Attorney General James Uthmeier announced charges against Giorgio Dominique Mucelli, 66, of Melbourne, for Voting by a Non-Citizen Elector and False Affirmation.

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