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Man Sentenced for Voting Twice in 2020 | Harrisburg News
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A 32-year-old Pennsylvania man, Matthew Laiss, got nailed for double voting in the 2020 presidential election—casting ballots both in his old home state and his new Florida address—and now faces three years, including six months under house arrest, a $6,000 fine, and a $200 special assessment. The DOJ’s case, backed by court records, shows he registered in Florida after moving there, then mailed in a ballot to his parents’ Pennsylvania address before voting in person in Florida. This case proves the election system’s safeguards still work—even if the fallout takes time.
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