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Florida election: Broward supervisor fights ballot box conspiracy theory

LAUDERHILL — Mysterious ballot boxes transported on trucks? Late-night deliveries to the elections warehouse? Boxes marked “provisional ballots” found throughout Broward County?

A simple scroll through social media yields several conspiracy theories alleging rampant election fraud in Broward County on the cusp of a historic recount. Some of those theories were floated by elected officials, like Matt Gaetz, a Republican congressman from northwest Florida who shared a now-viral video of a questionable midnight delivery to Broward’s election warehouse in Lauderhill.

“You tell me why we can’t know what’s coming in and out of that truck,” Gaetz is heard in the video asking a man near the truck delivery. The video has been viewed more than 670,000 times on Twitter.

The conspiracies simply aren’t true, a Broward County elections spokesman insisted on Saturday, hoping to quiet the widespread criticism of elections chief Brenda Snipes.

Eugene Pettis, a lawyer for the elections supervisor, emerged from the Lauderhill warehouse Saturday with two gray bins both labeled “election supplies” on one side and “provisional ballots” on another.

They are nearly identical to the bins that have appeared in viral social media posts, allegedly showing ballots left at precincts or suspiciously delivered to the supervisor’s office post-Election Day.

When poll workers set up shop at a precinct, Pettis explained, they bring supplies in these gray bins. When they remove the supplies, the bins are converted into provisional ballot drop-boxes. When it’s time to transport those provisional ballots to the supervisor’s office, the ballots are placed in bright orange bags that are sealed with zip ties.


The gray boxes never actually transport ballots, Pettis said.


When the boxes leave a precinct, they’re holding left over supplies, Pettis said, opening the a bin in front of reporters to reveal they contained only binders and paperwork.


“People see this box moving and, on the one side of the box, it says ‘provisional ballots’ and they think ballots are being brought back here,” Pettis said, hoping to dispel the rumors circulating on Facebook and Twitter. “There are no ballots in any of these boxes. What’s in there is supplies.”

The late-night deliveries captured in Gaetz’s video? Returning equipment, including chairs and voting machines, once-shipped to hundreds of precincts throughout Broward County, officials said.

The bin marked “provisional ballots” discovered at Sunshine Elementary School in Miramar? Filled with supplies.

“Given what’s going on, there are hundreds of these, a lot of them,” Pettis said. “There are no ballots, is the bottom line, in any of these boxes.”
 
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so? there were not ballots in it, they pick up the ballots at the polling places and put them in canvas bags and drive them to the Counting spot headquarters....

the boxes are left behind usually in a closet and they come and pick them up later in the week.... or drive them to the box drop off place...

in this case, an absentminded county worker, left them in the back of a rental car he was using...

what is the issue? what am I missing?
As usual you don't have a fucking clue what you are talking about.
The 'boxes' once they are full of ballots are IN FACT sealed and signed off on on the top of each box.
They are not opened until a official unseals the box at the counting place. Then each box is broken down flat and stored in a sealed off area until the official election results are declared. Then each box is held in a secure location in the event of any lawsuit/s,
The box left in the rental car was full of uncounted ballots.
WRONG potty mouth.
That's not what the supervisor of elections said when the box mArked provisional ballot box that was found in the school closet.....
That's right the SoE said so. HAAAA HAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!!!
When does Al Franken show up?
 
so? there were not ballots in it, they pick up the ballots at the polling places and put them in canvas bags and drive them to the Counting spot headquarters....

the boxes are left behind usually in a closet and they come and pick them up later in the week.... or drive them to the box drop off place...

in this case, an absentminded county worker, left them in the back of a rental car he was using...

what is the issue? what am I missing?
As usual you don't have a fucking clue what you are talking about.
The 'boxes' once they are full of ballots are IN FACT sealed and signed off on on the top of each box.
They are not opened until a official unseals the box at the counting place. Then each box is broken down flat and stored in a sealed off area until the official election results are declared. Then each box is held in a secure location in the event of any lawsuit/s,
The box left in the rental car was full of uncounted ballots.
the provisional ballot box left at the school, that a teacher found and took a picture of, that you all went bananas over was an empty box used for supplies.

The Sun Sentinel reporters followed up on the story:

Box left at Broward polling place didn't contain ballots, elections office says


Just like other boxes, this container in question held supplies, not ballots, said Dozel Spencer, Broward’s director of voting equipment center operations.




Speaking to reporters Thursday night, Spencer said these boxes are used to hold provisional ballots. And when polls close, the ballots are transferred to a zippered bag and taken to the elections warehouse in Lauderhill.

Spencer displayed one of the boxes to show how the ballot-free boxes then double as a place to store an inventory of items, such as “vote here” signs, pens, envelopes, extension cords or election manuals.

They remain at polling sites with the election machines and other equipment until they’re picked up by the Broward elections office. “We pick up all our supplies,” Spencer said. “It takes eight days to deliver everything [to polling sites]. There’s no way I could pick up everything in two days.”



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Sorey took a photo of the large gray bin with a slot on top and a paper affixed to its side that reads, “Provisional Ballot Box.” All such boxes have that sign on one side, and on the other side, they read, “Supply Box.”

Seeking help, Sorey had phoned her friend, State Rep. Shevrin Jones, D-West Park, a close confidante of gubernatorial candidate Andrew Gillum.

It concerned Jones, too, given that Florida is heading toward multiple recounts. Several races could be decided by narrow margins, including the Senate race between Gov. Rick Scott and incumbent Bill Nelson. “I’m hoping someone will at least go verify and make sure there are no ballots inside the box,” Jones said Thursday afternoon.

Citing such concern, a reporter asked Spencer, “There were never any ballots left at a school?”

“Correct,” Spencer replied.


Staff writer Larry Barszewksi contributed to this report.
I'm not referring to PB you idiot!
I'm referring to same day voter ballots!
 
Avis employee at Ft. Lauderdale airport found a box labeled with the SOE (Supervisor of Elections) and the word “Provisional” was found in the back of the returned car. According to the Avis employee the last person to drive the car was a Broward County employee

DeNapoli discovered who the car was rented to — Noah Holliman — a Democrat who works at the Broward Supervisor of Elections.

Laura Loomer and Jacob Engels were tipped off and drove to the airport but were denied entry. The media is refusing reporters entry into the area.

Read more at GATEWAY PUNDIT ^

Thinking that laws are potentially being broken, in Florida, as well as Arizona and Georgia. Has the Florida AG Office put anything out concerning this overt attempt at stealing the election?

A replay of the Battle of Athens seems more and more likely, unfortunately

Laura Loon sounds like real loon (my opinion reading about her). Quack! Quack!
Laura Loomer - Wikipedia
 
Avis employee at Ft. Lauderdale airport found a box labeled with the SOE (Supervisor of Elections) and the word “Provisional” was found in the back of the returned car. According to the Avis employee the last person to drive the car was a Broward County employee

DeNapoli discovered who the car was rented to — Noah Holliman — a Democrat who works at the Broward Supervisor of Elections.

Laura Loomer and Jacob Engels were tipped off and drove to the airport but were denied entry. The media is refusing reporters entry into the area.

Read more at GATEWAY PUNDIT ^

Thinking that laws are potentially being broken, in Florida, as well as Arizona and Georgia. Has the Florida AG Office put anything out concerning this overt attempt at stealing the election?

A replay of the Battle of Athens seems more and more likely, unfortunately

Laura Loon sounds like real loon (my opinion reading about her). Quack! Quack!
Laura Loomer - Wikipedia
The pot calling the kettle black....idiots who live in glass houses shouldn't throw rocks!
 
Florida election: Broward supervisor fights ballot box conspiracy theory

LAUDERHILL — Mysterious ballot boxes transported on trucks? Late-night deliveries to the elections warehouse? Boxes marked “provisional ballots” found throughout Broward County?

A simple scroll through social media yields several conspiracy theories alleging rampant election fraud in Broward County on the cusp of a historic recount. Some of those theories were floated by elected officials, like Matt Gaetz, a Republican congressman from northwest Florida who shared a now-viral video of a questionable midnight delivery to Broward’s election warehouse in Lauderhill.

“You tell me why we can’t know what’s coming in and out of that truck,” Gaetz is heard in the video asking a man near the truck delivery. The video has been viewed more than 670,000 times on Twitter.

The conspiracies simply aren’t true, a Broward County elections spokesman insisted on Saturday, hoping to quiet the widespread criticism of elections chief Brenda Snipes.

Eugene Pettis, a lawyer for the elections supervisor, emerged from the Lauderhill warehouse Saturday with two gray bins both labeled “election supplies” on one side and “provisional ballots” on another.

They are nearly identical to the bins that have appeared in viral social media posts, allegedly showing ballots left at precincts or suspiciously delivered to the supervisor’s office post-Election Day.

When poll workers set up shop at a precinct, Pettis explained, they bring supplies in these gray bins. When they remove the supplies, the bins are converted into provisional ballot drop-boxes. When it’s time to transport those provisional ballots to the supervisor’s office, the ballots are placed in bright orange bags that are sealed with zip ties.


The gray boxes never actually transport ballots, Pettis said.


When the boxes leave a precinct, they’re holding left over supplies, Pettis said, opening the a bin in front of reporters to reveal they contained only binders and paperwork.


“People see this box moving and, on the one side of the box, it says ‘provisional ballots’ and they think ballots are being brought back here,” Pettis said, hoping to dispel the rumors circulating on Facebook and Twitter. “There are no ballots in any of these boxes. What’s in there is supplies.”

The late-night deliveries captured in Gaetz’s video? Returning equipment, including chairs and voting machines, once-shipped to hundreds of precincts throughout Broward County, officials said.

The bin marked “provisional ballots” discovered at Sunshine Elementary School in Miramar? Filled with supplies.

“Given what’s going on, there are hundreds of these, a lot of them,” Pettis said. “There are no ballots, is the bottom line, in any of these boxes.”
Why do you need a "truck" to transport empty boxes at midnight?
 
Florida election: Broward supervisor fights ballot box conspiracy theory

LAUDERHILL — Mysterious ballot boxes transported on trucks? Late-night deliveries to the elections warehouse? Boxes marked “provisional ballots” found throughout Broward County?

A simple scroll through social media yields several conspiracy theories alleging rampant election fraud in Broward County on the cusp of a historic recount. Some of those theories were floated by elected officials, like Matt Gaetz, a Republican congressman from northwest Florida who shared a now-viral video of a questionable midnight delivery to Broward’s election warehouse in Lauderhill.

“You tell me why we can’t know what’s coming in and out of that truck,” Gaetz is heard in the video asking a man near the truck delivery. The video has been viewed more than 670,000 times on Twitter.

The conspiracies simply aren’t true, a Broward County elections spokesman insisted on Saturday, hoping to quiet the widespread criticism of elections chief Brenda Snipes.

Eugene Pettis, a lawyer for the elections supervisor, emerged from the Lauderhill warehouse Saturday with two gray bins both labeled “election supplies” on one side and “provisional ballots” on another.

They are nearly identical to the bins that have appeared in viral social media posts, allegedly showing ballots left at precincts or suspiciously delivered to the supervisor’s office post-Election Day.

When poll workers set up shop at a precinct, Pettis explained, they bring supplies in these gray bins. When they remove the supplies, the bins are converted into provisional ballot drop-boxes. When it’s time to transport those provisional ballots to the supervisor’s office, the ballots are placed in bright orange bags that are sealed with zip ties.


The gray boxes never actually transport ballots, Pettis said.


When the boxes leave a precinct, they’re holding left over supplies, Pettis said, opening the a bin in front of reporters to reveal they contained only binders and paperwork.


“People see this box moving and, on the one side of the box, it says ‘provisional ballots’ and they think ballots are being brought back here,” Pettis said, hoping to dispel the rumors circulating on Facebook and Twitter. “There are no ballots in any of these boxes. What’s in there is supplies.”

The late-night deliveries captured in Gaetz’s video? Returning equipment, including chairs and voting machines, once-shipped to hundreds of precincts throughout Broward County, officials said.

The bin marked “provisional ballots” discovered at Sunshine Elementary School in Miramar? Filled with supplies.

“Given what’s going on, there are hundreds of these, a lot of them,” Pettis said. “There are no ballots, is the bottom line, in any of these boxes.”
Why do you need a "truck" to transport empty boxes at midnight?
they transport the ballots, including provisional in orange canvas bags with zip locks at the top,

NO BALLOT BOXES are used to transport the actual ballots.... EVER.

now go back to your conspiracy sites and continue with your circle jerk, right wingers.... sheesh! :rolleyes::
 
Avis employee at Ft. Lauderdale airport found a box labeled with the SOE (Supervisor of Elections) and the word “Provisional” was found in the back of the returned car. According to the Avis employee the last person to drive the car was a Broward County employee

DeNapoli discovered who the car was rented to — Noah Holliman — a Democrat who works at the Broward Supervisor of Elections.

Laura Loomer and Jacob Engels were tipped off and drove to the airport but were denied entry. The media is refusing reporters entry into the area.

Read more at GATEWAY PUNDIT ^

Thinking that laws are potentially being broken, in Florida, as well as Arizona and Georgia. Has the Florida AG Office put anything out concerning this overt attempt at stealing the election?

A replay of the Battle of Athens seems more and more likely, unfortunately
Count them...count them all.
 
Avis employee at Ft. Lauderdale airport found a box labeled with the SOE (Supervisor of Elections) and the word “Provisional” was found in the back of the returned car. According to the Avis employee the last person to drive the car was a Broward County employee

DeNapoli discovered who the car was rented to — Noah Holliman — a Democrat who works at the Broward Supervisor of Elections.

Laura Loomer and Jacob Engels were tipped off and drove to the airport but were denied entry. The media is refusing reporters entry into the area.

Read more at GATEWAY PUNDIT ^

Thinking that laws are potentially being broken, in Florida, as well as Arizona and Georgia. Has the Florida AG Office put anything out concerning this overt attempt at stealing the election?

A replay of the Battle of Athens seems more and more likely, unfortunately
Count them...count them all.
Yes, especially the disqualified ones and the signatures dont match. ..another DemonRAT Cheater, finally opens her mouth!
 
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Is this what they are checking sigs for , absent of a middle init, or suffixes or prefixes ?? I mean people sign their names all different ways.

Also what are they checking them against. The signature on the mail in ballot?? and what your identification (whatever they are using) to compare.
 
Is this what they are checking sigs for , absent of a middle init, or suffixes or prefixes ?? I mean people sign their names all different ways.

Also what are they checking them against. The signature on the mail in ballot?? and what your identification (whatever they are using) to compare.
Stupidity coming from an idiot that refuses to follow our voting laws!
 
Ballot boxes here in video

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Florida election: Broward supervisor fights ballot box conspiracy theory

LAUDERHILL — Mysterious ballot boxes transported on trucks? Late-night deliveries to the elections warehouse? Boxes marked “provisional ballots” found throughout Broward County?

A simple scroll through social media yields several conspiracy theories alleging rampant election fraud in Broward County on the cusp of a historic recount. Some of those theories were floated by elected officials, like Matt Gaetz, a Republican congressman from northwest Florida who shared a now-viral video of a questionable midnight delivery to Broward’s election warehouse in Lauderhill.

“You tell me why we can’t know what’s coming in and out of that truck,” Gaetz is heard in the video asking a man near the truck delivery. The video has been viewed more than 670,000 times on Twitter.

The conspiracies simply aren’t true, a Broward County elections spokesman insisted on Saturday, hoping to quiet the widespread criticism of elections chief Brenda Snipes.

Eugene Pettis, a lawyer for the elections supervisor, emerged from the Lauderhill warehouse Saturday with two gray bins both labeled “election supplies” on one side and “provisional ballots” on another.

They are nearly identical to the bins that have appeared in viral social media posts, allegedly showing ballots left at precincts or suspiciously delivered to the supervisor’s office post-Election Day.

When poll workers set up shop at a precinct, Pettis explained, they bring supplies in these gray bins. When they remove the supplies, the bins are converted into provisional ballot drop-boxes. When it’s time to transport those provisional ballots to the supervisor’s office, the ballots are placed in bright orange bags that are sealed with zip ties.


The gray boxes never actually transport ballots, Pettis said.


When the boxes leave a precinct, they’re holding left over supplies, Pettis said, opening the a bin in front of reporters to reveal they contained only binders and paperwork.


“People see this box moving and, on the one side of the box, it says ‘provisional ballots’ and they think ballots are being brought back here,” Pettis said, hoping to dispel the rumors circulating on Facebook and Twitter. “There are no ballots in any of these boxes. What’s in there is supplies.”

The late-night deliveries captured in Gaetz’s video? Returning equipment, including chairs and voting machines, once-shipped to hundreds of precincts throughout Broward County, officials said.

The bin marked “provisional ballots” discovered at Sunshine Elementary School in Miramar? Filled with supplies.

“Given what’s going on, there are hundreds of these, a lot of them,” Pettis said. “There are no ballots, is the bottom line, in any of these boxes.”
Why do you need a "truck" to transport empty boxes at midnight?
they transport the ballots, including provisional in orange canvas bags with zip locks at the top,

NO BALLOT BOXES are used to transport the actual ballots.... EVER.

now go back to your conspiracy sites and continue with your circle jerk, right wingers.... sheesh! :rolleyes::
 
You gotta love Nelson and Gillum arguing for VOTES OF NON CITIZENS TO BE COUNTED.

HOLY SHIT.
 
Gillum, Nelson Lawyers Fight To Include Non-Citizen’s Vote In Florida

Lawyers for Florida Democratic candidates Andrew Gillum and Bill Nelson both fought to prevent a non-citizen’s vote from being excluded Friday night, according to a transcript of a Palm Beach County Canvassing Board proceeding obtained by the Daily Caller News Foundation.




WHAT THE FUCK ARE WE DOING HERE?
 
Avis employee at Ft. Lauderdale airport found a box labeled with the SOE (Supervisor of Elections) and the word “Provisional” was found in the back of the returned car. According to the Avis employee the last person to drive the car was a Broward County employee

DeNapoli discovered who the car was rented to — Noah Holliman — a Democrat who works at the Broward Supervisor of Elections.

Laura Loomer and Jacob Engels were tipped off and drove to the airport but were denied entry. The media is refusing reporters entry into the area.

Read more at GATEWAY PUNDIT ^

Thinking that laws are potentially being broken, in Florida, as well as Arizona and Georgia. Has the Florida AG Office put anything out concerning this overt attempt at stealing the election?

A replay of the Battle of Athens seems more and more likely, unfortunately


What was in the box??
Ballots?

Likely Republican ballots
no!

there were NO BALLOTS in the box...

even the scummy GatewayPundit article as the link for this thread NEVER said there were BALLOTS in the box....

only the right wing liers are saying there were ballots....
Prove it
 
Florida election: Broward supervisor fights ballot box conspiracy theory

LAUDERHILL — Mysterious ballot boxes transported on trucks? Late-night deliveries to the elections warehouse? Boxes marked “provisional ballots” found throughout Broward County?

A simple scroll through social media yields several conspiracy theories alleging rampant election fraud in Broward County on the cusp of a historic recount. Some of those theories were floated by elected officials, like Matt Gaetz, a Republican congressman from northwest Florida who shared a now-viral video of a questionable midnight delivery to Broward’s election warehouse in Lauderhill.

“You tell me why we can’t know what’s coming in and out of that truck,” Gaetz is heard in the video asking a man near the truck delivery. The video has been viewed more than 670,000 times on Twitter.

The conspiracies simply aren’t true, a Broward County elections spokesman insisted on Saturday, hoping to quiet the widespread criticism of elections chief Brenda Snipes.

Eugene Pettis, a lawyer for the elections supervisor, emerged from the Lauderhill warehouse Saturday with two gray bins both labeled “election supplies” on one side and “provisional ballots” on another.

They are nearly identical to the bins that have appeared in viral social media posts, allegedly showing ballots left at precincts or suspiciously delivered to the supervisor’s office post-Election Day.

When poll workers set up shop at a precinct, Pettis explained, they bring supplies in these gray bins. When they remove the supplies, the bins are converted into provisional ballot drop-boxes. When it’s time to transport those provisional ballots to the supervisor’s office, the ballots are placed in bright orange bags that are sealed with zip ties.


The gray boxes never actually transport ballots, Pettis said.


When the boxes leave a precinct, they’re holding left over supplies, Pettis said, opening the a bin in front of reporters to reveal they contained only binders and paperwork.


“People see this box moving and, on the one side of the box, it says ‘provisional ballots’ and they think ballots are being brought back here,” Pettis said, hoping to dispel the rumors circulating on Facebook and Twitter. “There are no ballots in any of these boxes. What’s in there is supplies.”

The late-night deliveries captured in Gaetz’s video? Returning equipment, including chairs and voting machines, once-shipped to hundreds of precincts throughout Broward County, officials said.

The bin marked “provisional ballots” discovered at Sunshine Elementary School in Miramar? Filled with supplies.

“Given what’s going on, there are hundreds of these, a lot of them,” Pettis said. “There are no ballots, is the bottom line, in any of these boxes.”
So you believe the people who are actively trying to steal elections? The people who are so incompetent they can't count. And if there are no ballots where are they? Were they counted? Tossed out? Destroyed? Counterfeited?

The whole thing stinks.
 
Ballot boxes here in video

Twitter
Florida election: Broward supervisor fights ballot box conspiracy theory

LAUDERHILL — Mysterious ballot boxes transported on trucks? Late-night deliveries to the elections warehouse? Boxes marked “provisional ballots” found throughout Broward County?

A simple scroll through social media yields several conspiracy theories alleging rampant election fraud in Broward County on the cusp of a historic recount. Some of those theories were floated by elected officials, like Matt Gaetz, a Republican congressman from northwest Florida who shared a now-viral video of a questionable midnight delivery to Broward’s election warehouse in Lauderhill.

“You tell me why we can’t know what’s coming in and out of that truck,” Gaetz is heard in the video asking a man near the truck delivery. The video has been viewed more than 670,000 times on Twitter.

The conspiracies simply aren’t true, a Broward County elections spokesman insisted on Saturday, hoping to quiet the widespread criticism of elections chief Brenda Snipes.

Eugene Pettis, a lawyer for the elections supervisor, emerged from the Lauderhill warehouse Saturday with two gray bins both labeled “election supplies” on one side and “provisional ballots” on another.

They are nearly identical to the bins that have appeared in viral social media posts, allegedly showing ballots left at precincts or suspiciously delivered to the supervisor’s office post-Election Day.

When poll workers set up shop at a precinct, Pettis explained, they bring supplies in these gray bins. When they remove the supplies, the bins are converted into provisional ballot drop-boxes. When it’s time to transport those provisional ballots to the supervisor’s office, the ballots are placed in bright orange bags that are sealed with zip ties.


The gray boxes never actually transport ballots, Pettis said.


When the boxes leave a precinct, they’re holding left over supplies, Pettis said, opening the a bin in front of reporters to reveal they contained only binders and paperwork.


“People see this box moving and, on the one side of the box, it says ‘provisional ballots’ and they think ballots are being brought back here,” Pettis said, hoping to dispel the rumors circulating on Facebook and Twitter. “There are no ballots in any of these boxes. What’s in there is supplies.”

The late-night deliveries captured in Gaetz’s video? Returning equipment, including chairs and voting machines, once-shipped to hundreds of precincts throughout Broward County, officials said.

The bin marked “provisional ballots” discovered at Sunshine Elementary School in Miramar? Filled with supplies.

“Given what’s going on, there are hundreds of these, a lot of them,” Pettis said. “There are no ballots, is the bottom line, in any of these boxes.”
Why do you need a "truck" to transport empty boxes at midnight?
they transport the ballots, including provisional in orange canvas bags with zip locks at the top,

NO BALLOT BOXES are used to transport the actual ballots.... EVER.

now go back to your conspiracy sites and continue with your circle jerk, right wingers.... sheesh! :rolleyes::
but what does the video actually show??? what was fraudulent about it? what is the conspiracy???

was this the normal procedure protocol? All the workers seem to act like this is all normal procedures, no one is trying to hide anything... it is right outside of a voting place.... why do you think it is suspicious?
 

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