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Almost two decades after the infamous Florida recount to determine the 2000 presidential election, voters again have reason to look at Broward County's election system with contempt and suspicion. In 2000, Broward County went so far as to judge indentations in ballots as legitimate votes. This netted Democratic nominee Al Gore an extra 567 votes -- not enough to beat George W. Bush but enough to sow distrust among concerned citizens. Nearly two decades later, Broward County is back to its old tricks. Democratic incumbent Sen. Bill Nelson is running for re-election, but he trailed his opponent, GOP Gov. Rick...

It's been more than one week since polls closed on Election Night in Florida, with tight national races and recount efforts again spotlighting the Sunshine State. In Broward and Palm Beach Counties, there have been a slew of ballot issues. Election officials in both counties have a history of incompetence and corruption. Broward County Election Supervisor Brenda Snipes was convicted for illegally destroying ballots in 2016 and has a long record of questionable practices. Broward County Supervisor of Elections, Brenda Snipes, has a long history of fraud. Here are just some headlines from the past few years about misconduct, and outright violation...

Voter Fraud: When Democrat win elections, they claim a mandate and that everything was on the up-and-up. But when they lose elections, which is often, they immediately begin crying foul or searching for ways to steal victories. That’s what’s happening right now in Florida, according to one of the state’s two U.S. senators, Marco Rubio, a Republican. Days after the midterms Broward County — a Democratic stronghold — is now claiming that thousands of ballots have yet to be counted after being mysteriously ‘found’ on Wednesday and Thursday.