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A Miami judge dismissed a voter fraud charge filed against one of the 20 people charged with in a statewide roundup by Gov. Ron DeSantis’ new Election Crimes Unit, saying the unit overreached its power.
The Florida Rights Restoration Coalition held a conference in celebration of their 10 year anniversary, with members reacting to recent arrests.
Three Palm Beach County men charged with elections fraud appeared in court Friday morning. They are among 20 men who were arrested by the state’s newly created Office of Election Crimes and Security.
The governor's Democratic opponents call the crackdown "intimidation" and voter "suppression."
The felons were previously charged with murder or sexual assault, according to the governor. As such, Amendment Four does not apply to them and they are not allowed to vote under Florida law, he explained at a press conference in Broward.