Controversial Broward County Elections Supervisor Brenda Snipes has submitted her resignation just hours after a hand recount confirmed that Rick Scott won the Senate election.
The South Florida Sun-Sentinel was the first to report the resignation:
Just hours after finishing a tumultuous election recount on Sunday, Broward Supervisor of Elections Brenda Snipes submitted her resignation.
“It is true. She did send it,” said Burnadette Norris-Weeks, an attorney who works as counsel to the Supervisor of Elections Office.
Evelyn Perez-Verdia, a former office spokeswoman who left several years ago, said Sunday evening she was told by people in the office that the letter was sent “to Tallahassee” earlier in the day.
Norris-Weeks said she saw an early draft of the letter. In the version she saw, she said Snipes, 75, expressed a desire to spend more time with her family.
The exact effective date of the resignation was unclear Sunday evening.
Norris-Weeks said she believes it was effective Jan. 2. Perez-Verdia said she was told the effective date was Jan. 5.
NBC6 Miami has confirmed the report:
Brenda Snipes has submitted her resignation as the Broward County supervisor of elections.
A representative of Snipes confirmed the news to NBC 6 on Sunday.
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Based on her record, Brenda Snipes served in that position 15 years too long. How could that happen?
What really scares me now is that the staff trained by her is still there.
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Staff HAS to go.
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Agreed Mom! The staff are co-conspirator. That activity did not happen in a vacuum.
The affidavit from the temporary employee about the Pitney-Bowes room activity in itself should have been enough to shut down the whole operation as a result of a Grand Jury investigation. Everyone of those employees should be forced to testify on record, under oath.
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What about the Pitney-Bowes room? I missed that.
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https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2016-11-05/florida-elections-worker-i-was-fired-witnessing-possible-absentee-ballot-fraud
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Thank you. 🙂
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Sorry, it took me a while to find the affidavit I read about the Pitney Bowes room activity. I liked this article because it gave the affidavit straight. Here it is:
https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2018/11/big-update-fl-election-worker-chelsey-smith-signs-sworn-legal-statement-alleging-broward-county-elections-staff-were-filling-in-ballots/
The work of an Elections office should totally be an open book. I have spent a lot of time in Elections offices observing activities. Occasionally participating but mainly observing.
I can only think of one type of instance where employees or Boards go behind closed doors. That is when there is a personnel discussion. Example: Employee Review. Once the closed door session is over the Board comes out and announces the decision.
Other than that type of situation doors are only locked when you are securing equipment or ballots type material etc. When these doors are locked there is no one in the room. If a person/people are working on equipment or ballots doors stand open.
Observers are allowed in activities with permission. I can’t think of a situation where an observer is not permitted. That why Elections offices have public notices of everything they do.
Mom, please note this affidavit is from 2016.
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Thank you for the info. 🙂
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Oh, and I agree with you that they ALL should have to testify under oath.
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