Border Patrol agents spotted at Florida early voting site were trying to cast ballots, election official says

Border patrol agents seen at a North Florida early voting site were attempting to vote early after realizing they would not be in the state on Election Day, officials said.According to Mark Earley, the Leon County Supervisor of Elections, the Northeast Library voting site in Tallahassee is the last voting location on US Highway 319 before leaving Florida.U.S. Customs and Border Patrol, an agency under the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, identified the two vehicles to a team of agents normally stationed in South Florida and who were recently assigned to a location out of state.The U.S. Customs and Border Patrol agents thought they could vote at that location. But upon realizing they could not vote because they weren't Leon County voters, they immediately left the early voting site, Earley explained."I accept this account of the incident, as it fits the facts as I understand them, and it is in keeping with the guarantees election officials received that federal agents would not be