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Under Florida law and court rulings, most felons — except those convicted of murder or sexual offenses — can register and vote after they completed their prison terms and no longer owe any unpaid fines or court fees.
Kelvin Bolton was arrested at a local homeless shelter, court records showed. He was being held Thursday on a $30,000 bond on third-degree felony charges of perjury and fraud.
Kelvin Bolton was arrested at a local homeless shelter, court records showed. He was being held Thursday on a $30,000 bond on third-degree felony charges of perjury and fraud.
The first of 10 felons charged with election fraud is back in the county jail where he was first accused of signing up as an...
Kelvin Bolton, 55, was the first arrest made by law enforcement officers on Wednesday in a near yearlong voter fraud investigation in Alachua County.