And the first arrest for attempted voter fraud in the 2016 election goes to a Donald Trump supporter in Iowa.

Terri Rote, 55, was arrested on first-degree election misconduct charges after trying to vote for the GOP nominee at two separate polling stations in Des Moines Thursday, according to the Des-Moines Register.

Rote, a registered Republican, first showed up to the Polk County Election Office to submit an early ballot, and shortly thereafter went to a county satellite voting location with a second ballot. The voter fraud offense she was booked on is a Class D felony that could land her in jail for up to five years if convicted.

The election fraudster’s Facebook page features numerous blatantly racist posts as well as a slew of grammatically challenged pro-Trump rants.

“You black lives doesn’t matter (sic),” she wrote in a post sharing a newscast from the riots in Charlotte, North Carolina, after the fatal police shooting of a black man there in September.

“Run their assess over (sic),” she captioned another post sharing a video of more Charlotte protesters.