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White House Correspondent for McClatchy; lover of books, food, wine and words. egoodin@mcclatchydc.com
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Trump votes by mail in Florida primary — despite pushing for casting ballots in person

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By Emily Goodin
| Bay Area Daily News
Posted by Emily Goodin on August 18, 2026 Tags: Categories: Other News The White House called his choice a “non-story,” saying the president is busy working in DC. US News – Latest Breaking Headlines, Photos & Videos | New York Post
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Trump votes by mail in Florida primary — despite pushing for casting ballots in person

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By Emily Goodin
| Gossip Bucket
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Trump votes by mail in Florida primary — despite pushing for casting ballots in person Original

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By Emily Goodin
| New York Post Verified
WASHINGTON — President Trump voted by mail in Tuesday’s primary election in Florida, despite pushing for voters to cast ballots in person. The White House called his choice a “non-story,” saying the president is busy working in DC. “As everyone knows, the president is a resident of Palm Beach and participates in Florida elections, but he obviously primarily lives at the White House in Washington, DC This is a non-story,” White House spokeswoman Olivia Wales said.
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