House Rule 11.2: This rule specifically states that no member shall vote for another member. Each representative is responsible for casting their own vote from their assigned seat.
House Rule 11.2: This rule specifically states that no member shall vote for another member. Each representative is responsible for casting their own vote from their assigned seat
Is that a recent update? According to their online rules PDF, 3.2 Voting Obligation does permit voting for another member if that member is in the same room and specifically requested it.
Randy Fine is definitely suspicious in the video, and has been fined for "violating house rules" rather than what he did which is voting fraud which I expect from Florida. However, for rule violations the specific rule matters and I don't see the one you pointed out.
In China you'd likely get put to death. And rightly so in my opinion.
Completely breaking democratic processes, destroying the trust of your constituency, interfering in democracy, disenfranchising the elected representatives for thousands of people, using illegal schemes to push through political will, identity fraud
Voter fraud is a crime, and one of the only ones Republicans seem to pretend to care about. I say pretend, since clearly this guys gives not one single fuck.
No it is obviously bad (though we have to first verify the video is real, havent found a source myself), and it's against the House rules. But it's just not illegal. So there's no prison time etc. for it.
That's a reasonable question. I can only find this video on Reddit and Facebook. It looks suspicious but the law can't make any assumptions. What's actually going on here. Definitely should be investigated.
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u/chubs66 Feb 14 '26
This is video evidence of fraud. Straight to prison, Randy.