Key facts
- Donald Trump voted by mail in Florida's GOP primary.
- Trump has consistently criticized mail-in voting, labeling it as corrupt.
- He supports the SAVE America Act, which requires photo IDs and proof of citizenship for federal elections.
- The Trump administration is pursuing a Supreme Court decision on an executive order concerning mail-in voting.
- Florida has introduced measures to restrict ballot harvesting and requires voters to re-register for mail-in ballots every two years.
Donald Trump participated in Florida's Republican primary by mail, despite his public stance against universal mail-in voting. Trump has frequently characterized mail-in ballots as corrupt and has pushed for the SAVE America Act, which would mandate photo identification and documentary proof of citizenship for federal elections. A White House spokesperson echoed these concerns, stating that while exceptions for illness or disability are reasonable, widespread mail-in voting is susceptible to fraud.