Trump voted by mail in a Florida special election, contradicting his claims of mail-in voting fraud.

President Donald Trump voted by mail in a Florida special election, according to Palm Beach County records, despite repeatedly calling mail-in voting “cheating” and claiming it enables fraud. His ballot was confirmed as valid, though he has pushed the SAVE America Act, which would impose strict voter ID and citizenship requirements, though it does not eliminate mail voting. Trump has previously voted by mail, citing his residence at the White House, while falsely asserting the U.S. is the only country with mail-in voting—over 32 nations allow it. His endorsement of Republican Jon Maples in the race underscores his active role in state politics. The Senate has not advanced his proposed legislation, which lacks sufficient support. Election officials verify mail ballots through signature matching and other safeguards.