Trump votes early in Florida after felony conviction but could face disenfranchisement

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Former President Donald Trump cast an early voting ballot in Florida on Wednesday, his first as a convicted felon. However, his right to vote could be curbed depending on sentencing in New York and the outcomes of his two other court cases.

Trump was found guilty on all 34 counts in his Manhattan hush money trial in May, with his sentencing set for September. Despite becoming the first former president to be criminally convicted, Trump can still run for president in 2024 and vote in the election.

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