Why is Magabomber allowed to vote in Florida?

[obamanut2012]

He was convicted of a felony. Here in FL, only the Governor DIRECTLY can give a convicted felon their voting rights back, as in you have to beg to even get an audience with the Gov, and they can decide to yes or no you for any reason. WE actually have an Amendment to change this on the ballot this year.

So, which Gov gave this dude his vote back? This registered R who has been convicted of a more than one felony, sent bomb threats, had an RO against him, was a drug dealer, etc.?

Was it Scott? If someone finds out and it was Scott, we need to social media that fact allllll over the place for the next ten days.

[IllinoisBirdWatcher]

1. Repugnant Voter Fraud. eom

[SoCalNative]

2. I don't believe that he was ever convicted of a felony

as he seems to have only ever received probation for his crimes. Likely pleaded down to misdemeanors.

[fleur-de-lisa]

4. I think you are correct. n/t

[The Velveteen Ocelot]

3. He was charged with a felony, but was he ultimately convicted of one?

Or did he accept a reduced plea to a misdemeanor? If so, that could explain it.

Also, do we know for sure that he actually did vote?

[obamanut2012]

5. Maybe there was a plea deal

You cannot even register to vote here if you are convicted of a felony. They check you against a database.

[jberryhill]

6. Vote? The real question is why he's not their Governor already