Georgia House Republican Marjorie Taylor Greene described the situation as 'ridiculous.'
Claims that former President Donald Trump does not appear on the first page of the presidential candidates list on voting machines in California, with supporters having to click 'more' to find his name, have gone viral on social media.The allegation originated with an anonymous X account, but has since been shared by House Republican Marjorie Taylor Greene, a close Trump ally, who branded the situation 'ridiculous.
X user 'American AF,' who describes themselves as part of Trump's MAGA movement, also shared the photograph, commenting: 'Donald Trump's name doesn't appear on the first screen as an option, on voting machines in California. You have to click 'more' options to be able to vote for him.' This post accumulated 23,000 reposts and 12.1 million views on the platform.
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