Florida officials: Trump was not left off ballots
Florida election officials reassured voters Tuesday that Republican front-runner Donald Trump was not left off any ballots.
According to ABC News, Florida's Secretary of State Ken Detzner sent out a statement Tuesday, confirming Trump was not left off any ballots.
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The statement came after reports began to surface that voters received ballots that did not include the GOP candidate.
Florida, which is a closed-primary state, allows only voters who are registered Republicans to get a ballot listing Trump and the other GOP candidates.
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Rumors started to circulate early Tuesday, prompting some, including Trump himself, to respond via Twitter:
A lot of complaints from people saying my name is not on the ballot in various places in Florida? Hope this is false.
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) March 15, 2016
Hearing reports from friends in my home state of Florida that @realDonaldTrump is left OFF of voting ballots at various polling stations
— Jennifer Eckhart (@JenniferEckhart) March 15, 2016
Palm Beach County Supervisor of Elections Susan Bucher said independent voters are not permitted to vote in the election, reports ABC News. She added that for municipal elections, none of the presidential candidates would appear on the ballot.
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