STUNNING: Broward County Florida Loses Track of 2,040 Votes During Recount

STUNNING: Broward County Florida Loses Track of 2,040 Votes During Recount

by Jim Hoft
November 15, 2018

Democrats were hoping to steal the US Senate and Governor Races in Florida despite losing both races by over 80,000 votes on Election Day.

On Tuesday Broward County Elections supervisor Brenda Snipes reported 634,000 votes were cast in the midterm election in her county.

On Friday morning Broward County Elections officials said 717,000 votes were cast in the midterm election.

Broward County Democrats mysteriously found 83,000 votes in two days!

They still have not explained how this happened.

After the recount on Thursday Broward County announced their results.

Here are Thursday’s numbers from Broward County, via Ian Margol:

Scott – 210,513
Nelson – 469,949
Total 680,462

DeSantis – 221,252
Gillum – 480,304
Total: 701,556

Caldwell – 213,322
Fried – 477,448
Total 690,770

So the number was significantly lower than the 717,000 total reported on Friday.

According to Ian Margol every candidate lost votes since the vote totals deadline on Saturday.

Here’s an interesting little bit of info… after the recount, every single candidate had fewer votes. @WPLGLocal10

Rick Scott – 606 fewer
Bill Nelson – 1,385 fewer

Ron DeSantis – 621 fewer
Andrew Gillum – 1,373 fewer

Matt Caldwell – 616 fewer
Nikki Fried – 1,381 fewer https://t.co/AlIP3KMHVs

— Ian Margol (@IanMargolWPLG) November 15, 2018

Broward officials also said they had 2,040 votes fewer this time.

How can they be SO FAR OFF with their vote totals?

These officials should be fired and prosecuted immediately.

Broward elections officials say they were 2 mins late submitting results. They also say the found they had 2,040 votes fewer this time, no word on why yet. @WPLGLocal10 https://t.co/RoVb260keu

— Ian Margol (@IanMargolWPLG) November 15, 2018