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Daily Caller: Lawyers for Gillum and Nelson objected to rejection of a vote by a non-citizen

The Daily Caller reports Saturday that lawyers representing Florida gubernatorial candidate Andrew Gillum and Senate candidate Bill Nelson objected when votes cast by non-U.S. citizens were to be thrown out.

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Luke Rosiak reports:

Lawyers for Florida Democratic candidates Andrew Gillum and Bill Nelson both fought to prevent a non-citizen’s vote from being excluded Friday night, according to a transcript of a Palm Beach County Canvassing Board proceeding obtained by the Daily Caller News Foundation.

Michael Barnett, chairman of the Palm Beach Republican Party, told TheDCNF that the county’s canvassing board was going through provisional ballots and quickly deciding whether to allow or disallow each. This exchange is of the first non-citizen’s vote they encountered. “We had a court reporter that we hired to sit in the proceedings, which are public,” he said.

The vote was disallowed despite the objections of the lawyers because two of the three members of the canvassing board ruled that it was an impermissible vote, he said.

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Denial, not a U.S. citizen … and they both objected?

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