Well, a New York 2021 law permits individuals with felony convictions to vote upon numerous situations, including restoration of voting right upon release from incarceration, and if they are not incarcerated, then they are still eligible to vote, the New York State of Board Elections states.

Blair Bowie, director of the Campaign Legal Center’s Restore Your Vote project, told CNN: “Florida is really behind in terms of its laws.”

However, because of Trump’s conviction in another state, he’s been able to scoot around it – though others aren’t so fortunate as Floridian law prohibits those convicted of felonies from voting unless their right to vote has been restored by the State Clemency Board, as per Florida Division of Elections.

“Bottom line is, it should be this easy for everyone, not just Trump,” Bowie added.

While Americans head to the polls to decide who they want as their next president, you may have noticed Trump is looking ‘much more orange’ than normal.

And if you’ve had that assumption, then you certainly won’t be the only one.

Celebrity makeup artist Safia Cox told the Mirror why she thinks that is, saying: “I think he uses some sort of fake tan or tinted moisturiser with a bronzer. I 100% do not think it’s sun beds as it would be a completely different tone.

“I think it’s some sort of fake tan or some sort of tinted moisturizer with bronzer, and he’s then used powder with it. It’s definitely some sort of cream product that he uses and has probably mattified it after because it’s so orange.”