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That clearly impacted the result," Sautter said.īut the stakes were undoubtedly lower than the 2000 presidential election, where a margin of just 537 votes decided the occupant of the White House, and a cup-half-full view would be that the state has made significant improvement since the last major scandal. "From a Democratic lawyer's point of view, it's incredibly frustrating to see a Democrat lose a statewide election in Florida in large part due to a flawed ballot design.
Bill Nelson by approximately 10,000 votes. The design of the ballot in Democratic stronghold Broward County left the congressional and Senate races buried on the left side, below the ballot's instructions, and Democrats believe a substantial portion of the approximately 25,000 people who didn't vote in those races were confused by the formatting. Democrats also believe that a confusing "butterfly ballot" design confused voters in 2000, costing them the election. " worked hard to improve things, so suddenly for them to have another black eye nationally after they've worked so hard has really made them angry, and you can be certain that they'll be leaning on their local legislators to fix these things."ĭemocrats in particularly were left shaking their heads again about ballot design problems that cost them politically. "You have 65 angry election supervisors who did their job really well," she told NPR.
that's a good reform, to get some competent administration in there, to get a re-configuring of how that office operates," said Richard Denapoli, a Broward County Republican state committeeman and an attorney with expertise on recount issues. "The first reform is getting rid of Brenda Snipes. Her resignation comes after 15 years of work on elections administrations in that region. Snipes resigned Sunday after her county finally submitted a final tally of votes. And in a mind-boggling mixup, Snipes' office mixed more than a dozen rejected ballots in with nearly 200 valid ones. Her office also missed a deadline to submit a machine-based recount of votes by two minutes, and the new figures were rejected because they were late. Snipes led an operation which, for days after the election, could not tell the public how many outstanding ballots were left to count. One of the major problems, both Republicans and Democrats agree, was the election administration led by the supervisor of elections in Broward County, Brenda Snipes. Politics Embattled Broward County Elections Supervisor Suggests She'll Step Down
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