Her five-year sentence, as opposed to the several WHITE Republican men, who knowingly committed voter fraud by voting twice, but who only got probation and an admonishment to not do that again, at least not until 2024.

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She did NOT try to vote twice.

She was told by election officials that she was eligible to vote but said she would have to use a provisional ballot until they verified her status. A week later she was arrested for voting while being ineligible, even though her provisional ballot was never actually counted. At her trial, the judge told her that she shouldn't have listened to what the election official told her, that only she was responsible for determining if she could vote or not. So asking an election official if you can vote was not sufficient, eh? Where and who else was she supposed to have contacted? I suspect that it was this sort of thing and the attitude of the judge that lead to the judges ordering the lower court to reexamine what happened.

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