Glenn Youngkin’s fears about election integrity have been vindicated, at least in the case of one would-be voter. Someone in Virginia tried to cast a vote Tuesday who wasn’t…
(Newser) – Glenn Youngkin’s fears about election integrity have been vindicated, at least in the case of one would-be voter. Someone in Virginia tried to cast a vote Tuesday who wasn’t eligible—the candidate’s son. Voters have to be at least 18 years old to vote in the state, and Youngkin’s son is 17. He was turned away from a polling place twice, the Washington Post reports. A statement issued Friday by Fairfax County election officials said the teenager did not violate any Virginia election laws.
