Did they choose Trump? Three astronauts voted from space | Watch

Three NASA astronauts voted in the US elections from the International Space Station. Astronaut Anil Menon documented the process in a video, in which he filled out an encrypted electronic ballot and sent it to election officials in Texas. The tradition began in 1997.

Three NASA astronauts voted in the US elections from the International Space Station. Astronaut Anil Menon documented the process in a video he posted on X, showing his sleeping quarters serving as an improvised voting booth. Menon explained that he filled out an encrypted electronic ballot and securely sent it to election officials in Harris County, Texas. The tradition began in 1997, when Texas allowed astronauts to vote from space, and the first to do so was David Wolf from the Mir space station. The article does not indicate which candidate the astronauts voted for.

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