US NEWS Official Records Prove Underage Persons Were Registered To Vote In Florida – But That’s Not All
As we go through what seems to e Bush-Gore 2000, hopefully without the hanging chads, in the Florida governors race, there seems to be a lot of voter fraud taking place throughout the state and among that fraud seems to be underage voting, but that’s not all.
TIM BROWN
FREEDOMOUTPOST.COM
NOVEMBER 10, 2018
As we go through what seems to e Bush-Gore 2000, hopefully without the hanging chads, in the Florida governors race, there seems to be a lot of voter fraud taking place throughout the state and among that fraud seems to be underage voting, but that’s not all.
One must be 18 years old to vote in the state of Florida. However, as Patrick Howley reports, there are those who were under the age of 18 who were voting in this week’s election.
He writes:
A whistleblower who saw official voter information from the 2018 election confirms to Big League Politics that multiple people listed as under the age of 18 actually voted in this midterm election in the round of early or absentee voting, while dozens more are registered to do so.
Amazingly, the county governments actually list the registered voters as being younger than 18 years old, according to their birth dates, so this is based on official government information.
(“You are eligible to vote in Volusia County for an election that has an election date on or after your 18th birthday,” says one official record, right underneath the listed birth date of a listed 17-year old voter.)
Howley went on to present the evidence of his claims. Here’s what he discovered.
Raymond Murga voted in Miami-Dade County, which officially recognizes that he is 17 years old, according to his birth date of May 28, 2001. You can find Master Murga’s entry on the Miami-Dade official voter information lookup page.
There is a high school volleyball player named Raymond Murga in Miami, class of 2019.
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