Public voting records related to Rozonda”chiliThomas has resurfaced online, sparking new debate about her politics. It comes amid an ongoing controversy involving alleged support for Donald Trump and allegations of conspiracy involving Michelle Obama.
Voting records on the My Voter Page show that a voter registered under the name Rozonda Thomas participated in the Republican primary election (PPP) on March 1, 2016.
What do voting records show?
According to the publicly accessible Georgia Secretary of State voter database”my electorate page”, a voter registered under the name Rozonda Ocielian Thomas participated in the March 2016 “PPP/Special Election” with “Republican” listed under the party name.
A special election or primary is a vote held outside of the standard general election cycle, usually to select a party nominee or to fill a vacant office.
The same records show Thomas has run in multiple general elections over the years, including in 2016, 2018, 2020 and 2022, but did not specify a party affiliation in those races.
Records also show Thomas voting in the 2024 presidential election; however, the records do not show any party affiliation.
According to Walton County Government’s official page, Georgia’s election system does not record individual candidate selections in public voter history records. It does, however, reflect which party’s primary ballot voters chose during that election cycle, since voters select party ballots rather than register by party when casting their ballots.
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Chili Peppers’ ongoing controversy over donations to pro-Trump groups
There has been renewed focus on Chili’s voting history as she faced backlash over claims related to support donations. Donald Trump and the Republican Party.
According to Federal Election Commission records, Chili has donated more than $1,000 to Republican fundraisers related to Trump’s 2024 re-election campaign.
Records show Chilli also sent $210.60 to WinRed, a company that processes payments for Republican political donations, $340.60 to JFC, a Trump national committee, and another $486.54 to Never Surrender Inc., a Trump-affiliated political fundraising group.
Entertainment Weekly reports that Chilli actually made 17 donations “over time” after being “set up to make automatic recurring donations.”
A rep for Chilli told Entertainment Weekly it was “unfortunate” that her motives were misconstrued.
Pepper said: “I’m not Maga And does not support any policies that cause great harm to the American people. I made a mistake that too many people make: I didn’t read the fine print. “
She further explained, “I thought I was supporting causes against human trafficking and veterans. Two things I care deeply about because my dad is a veteran and everyone knows I love kids.”
