Glenn Youngkin’s 17-Year-Old Son Unsuccessfully Tried To Vote In Virginia Governor’s Race, County Says
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Election officials said Youngkin’s son didn’t break the law, and the governor-elect’s campaign said he “honestly misunderstood Virginia election law” by asking if he could vote.
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Election officials said Youngkin’s son didn’t break the law, and the governor-elect’s campaign said he “honestly misunderstood Virginia election law” by asking if he could vote.
RICHMOND, Va. (AP) — A juvenile son of Virginia Gov.-elect Glenn Youngkin tried twice to cast a ballot in Tuesday's election, election officials said Friday.
A rather bizarre development in Virginia. On election day Glenn Youngkin's 17 year old son twice tried to vote illegally. Indeed, he attempted to do so – twice – in a precinct where his family doesn'
The 17-year-old son of Virginia Governor-elect Glenn Youngkin twice tried to cast a ballot on Election Day even though he is not yet eligible to vote, election officials confirm to News4. He was unsuccessful in his attempt to vote.
By Dan Merica, CNN Glenn Youngkin‘s 17-year-old son was turned away from a voting precinct on Election Day, the top election official for Fairfax County, Virginia told CNN on Friday. Elections officials were “made aware” on Friday morning of “concerns that a 17 yo male attempted on two occasions to …
Virginia Governor-elect Glenn Youngkin’s teenage son tried to vote despite being ineligible to do so, the Fairfax County Office of Elections said Friday.
The teen walked into the voting precinct on Tuesday afternoon, presenting his driver's license to election officials when asked for a proof of identity.
An election official said it was unclear whether any laws were broken since the teen presented proper identification and did not end up casting a ballot.
Virginia Governor-elect Glenn Youngkin’s 17-year-old son tried to vote twice in this week’s gubernatorial election despite being too young, according to the Washington Post.
