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From this past February:

Protesters marched alongside FAMU students, legislators and members of the NAACP this morning in defense of their voting rights.

The 10th Annual State of Black Florida Conference continued earlier today with several morning events designed to arm the black community with political knowledge.

The group of a little more than 100 people marched from the Leon County Civic Center to Waller Park at the Capitol – the area between the Supreme Court and the back steps of the Capitol – and held a rally to protest against laws they said hindered their voting rights.

Leon County Supervisor of Elections Ion Sancho said the laws Gov. Rick Scott signed into effect last session are meant to confuse and frustrate voters to keep them away from the polls.


Leon County Supervisor of Elections Ion Sancho and Sen. Arthenia Joyner
host a discussion at the Leon County Civic Center.

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Going by the photos on this thread along with statements out of his own mouth (there are vids on Youtube also), he's involved in official misconduct. He's should be an impartial official, but he's obviously a militant activist using his office to further an adversarial agenda by corrupting the voting process in his jurisdiction. Another radical who needs the boot, right now.