Another suit against Florida filed late yesterday, this one by reform candidate candidate De La Fuente citing election fraud.
This one is interesting because Florida has such unusual laws, for example, if the number of ballots & votes don't match in a precinct the precinct CANNOT be recounted.
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http://www.einnews.com/pr_news/35683...uit-in-florida
Snipes allegedly committed acts and omissions that served as the direct and proximate cause of massive absentee ballot election fraud within Broward County in the 2016 Florida general election. De La Fuente?s complaint is based upon a sworn affidavit submitted by a temporary employee of the Supervisor of Elections for Broward County who publicly alleged that she witnessed defendant Snipes? employees engaged in absentee voter fraud by systematically filling out blank ballots in a locked room.
The suit seeks to enjoin Detzner from applying Title IX, Chapter 102, Section 166 of the Florida Statutes, which fails to provide any review upon an allegation of election fraud. The statute prevents a recount from occurring unless the vote margin between the top two competitors is less than .25%. As such, De La Fuente?s complaint asserts that the statute deters the discovery of election fraud and encourages massive election fraud because the larger the fraud the more likely that the election results will not be within the .25% margin.