Broward County Lost 24,000 Senate Votes?

[rangerrebew]

Broward County Lost 24,000 Senate Votes?
Steven Ahle  November 10, 2018


Did Broward County lose 24,000 votes for the Senate? Does that have anything to do with the ballots that were removed from there on election night?

It is rather odd that according to the vote count, 24,000 fewer people voted for the Senate than voted for the governor and not only that, but every statewide election also had more votes than the Senate. Considering how important the Senate race is, doesn’t that strike you as odd? And since it was Broward County, you can bet your last dollar, they weren’t votes for Nelson.

Should the state step in and recount the votes for Broward County and compare that count with the number of people who checked in to vote?

From The Gateway Pundit

https://steadfastandloyal.com/news-for-you/broward-county-lost-24000-senate-votes/?utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_content=subscriber_id:1431720&utm_campaign=Progressive%20Florida%20Democrat%20Warned%204%20Months%20on%20Vote%20Rigging%20in%20Broward%20County

[Wingnut]

The clearest and best explanation I have read is that 24-26K Broward Co voters were to stupid to follow the ballot.  Seems the Broward ballot shows that the Senate race for Nelson/Scott occupies a lonely corner, buried in the left column under a lengthy set of instructions.

[sneakypete]

Hey! It's not THEIR fault that white people are hard to see!

[libertybele]

Ok ... we have an election that has run amuck.  We have judges who have ruled and Supervisors disregarding what they've been ordered to do.  So ... where are the arrests?  Where are the firings?  Why haven't they locked down the office(s)???  Above all, who now is overseeing all this and why haven't they gone in and confiscated ALL ballots in Broward County??  Where is the order that NO further ballots will be counted?

Again, who oversees the Supervisor of Elections??  The FL Attorney General perhaps?  The FL Attorney General is Pam Bondi, where the heck is she in all of this??

[Wingnut]

The FL Attorney General is Pam Bondi, where the heck is she in all of this??

She is on the short list to replace Jeff Sessions.  She can't be distracted with affairs of the state.

[mystery-ak]

http://www.gopbriefingroom.com/index.php/topic,339936.new.html#new

Florida attorney general directs law enforcement to take steps to ‘guarantee integrity' in elections

[jpsb]

Confusing ballot design could affect U.S. Senate election outcome in Florida


https://www.actionnewsjax.com/news/local/confusing-ballot-design-could-affect-us-senate-election-outcome-in-florida/869910732