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Miami-Dade Court Rejects Claim that Anti-Ballot Brokering Ordinance is Unconstitutional
A Miami-Dade county court has rejected a claim that an anti-ballot brokering ordinance is unconstitutional. In State v. Robaina, the defendant was charged with having more than two completed absentee ballots in his possession. The defendant moved to dismiss the … Continue reading
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Tagged Anti-Ballot Brokering Ordinance, ballot brokering, Florida absentee ballot, florida election attorney, Florida election controversy, Florida election fraud, Florida election law, florida election lawyer, Robaina, Thomas Shults, Tom Shults
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