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In Her Own Words: Brenda Snipes Admits to Reporter She Illegally Destroyed Ballots (VIDEO)

- November 10, 2018

On Thursday Governor Rick Scott from Florida held a press conference to discuss the ongoing ballot production operation in Palm Beach and Broward counties in Florida.

Broward County, notorious for voter fraud, continues to produce ballots and votes for Democrats two days after the election.

Marco Rubio warned about the election fraud in these two Democrat counties earlier today.

On Thursday night Governor Scott commanded the state police to immediately investigate the Democrat ballot generation operations.

Broward County Elections Supervisor Brenda Snipes has a long history of incompetence and criminal acts.

In 2016 Snipes admitted in an interview she illegally destroyed the Democrat primary election ballots.

A quick search on her name reveals 12 times Brenda Snipes was accused of criminal activity.

Brenda Snipes has been accused of:
1.) Illegally destroying ballots
2.) Not mailing out absentee ballots
3.) Systemic breakdowns making it difficult for Floridians to cast votes
4.) Posted election results BEFORE POLLS CLOSED!
5.) Sued for leaving amendments off the ballots
6.) Did not notify voters their absentee ballot expired
7.) Having staffers campaign while on the clock
8.) Problems publishing ballots
9.) Ballot stuffing
10.) Voters receiving defective ballots
11.) Piles of ballots cropped up way after Election Day
12.) Opening ballots in private

And as reported earlier…
13.) In 2016, just days before the November election, Republicans sued Brenda Snipes for illegally opening thousands of mail-in ballots before the election without supervision.

14.) And in July 2017 Snipes admitted in court that non-citizens were voting in Broward County.

Why is this woman not behind bars?
And why is Brenda Snipes STILL in charge of Broward County elections?

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