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Escambia Completes Vote Recount With Little Change
November 15, 2018
The Escambia County Supervisor of Elections has completed a machine recount of three statewide races — U.S. Senate, governor and commissioner of agriculture.
In the Senate race, Republican Rick Scott gained three votes in Escambia County, and Democratic Bill Nelson lost two votes. In the race for governor, Ron DeSantis gained one vote, while Democrat Andrew Gillum’s total remained the same. In the race for Florida’s Commissioner of Agriculture, Republican Matt Caldwell and Democrat Nikki Fried each gained one vote in Escambia County.
In the event the Secretary of State orders a manual recount, the Escambia County Canvassing Board will meet at 9:00 a.m. on Friday at the Supervisor of Elections Office at 213 Palafox Place. If more time is needed, the canvassing board will meet at 9 a.m. on Saturday and Sunday. All meetings are open to the public.
Pictured: The final day of recounting Wednesday at the Escambia County Supervisor of Elections Office. Photos for NorthEscambia.com, click to enlarge.
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9 Responses to “Escambia Completes Vote Recount With Little Change”
“341 total (not thousand)”
Sorry. Total provisional. They couldn’t vote with ID or something they had and voted provided they proved that their votes should be counted.
https://www.browardsoe.org/votersonthego has what information Broward county has.
I’m too lazy to write out to the last vote, but you can look them up there.
Democrats
108 (thousand) mail
175 (thousand) early voting
105 (thousand) election day
341 total (not thousand)
389,414 total
Republicans
47 (thousand) mail
62 (thousand) early voting
56 (thousand) election day
96 total (not thousand)
166 thousand and some total
No party affiliation
39 (thousand) mail
59.7 (thousand) early voting
60.1 (thousand) election day
168 total (not thousand)
159 thousad and some total
@David Huie
some good info on Broward County….but how many voted and who did
they vote for? Their Population is about 2 million with just over 1 million
registered !
Wily for all the facts
REGARDING:
“A couple Counties ( prolly 70% Registered Democrats)
As of September 30, 2018
Broward
249,822 Republican 21,4%
586,833 Democrat 50.2%
7,094 Minor party
324,233 No party affiliation 27.8%
1,167,982 total 100%
Palm Beach
262,575 Republican 28.3%
392,963 Democrats 42.3%
8,014 Minor parties
265,144 No party affiliation 28,6%
928,696 Total 100%
https://dos.myflorida.com/elections/data-statistics/voter-registration-statistics/voter-registration-monthly-reports/voter-registration-by-county-and-party/
You can check each county there.
Percentages are if I figured them right.
Escambia County has about 317,000 or so population
About 250,000 were eligible to vote
About 215,000 were Registered to vote
About 130,000 actually Voted
About 45% are Republicans
About. 33% are Democrats
About. 22% are Others
About. 54% of Registered are Female
About. 46% of Registered are Male
David Stanford and staff did a remarkable job (Escambia County)
More than 60 other Counties did a remarkable job
A couple Counties ( prolly 70% Registered Democrats) didn’t
So here we are “We The People” once again.
Gman, I agree. Escambia Co. runs a tight ship in elections because it is staffed with professionals, workers and volunteers who have integrity and have had their background checked. I call on Gov. Scott to remove the supervisors of elections in any county that does not follow FL and National election laws.
Nice. This is all most voters want. Their vote to matter and be counted. I had my favorite picks but I want the person that most people wanted in office. No cheating. No lying. Just accurately count the votes and report it. That’s all.
It’s really stupid that all 67 counties have to engage in this extra work all because of the gross incompetence and probably fraud in Broward and Palm Beach Counties elections offices. The Supervisor of Elections in those counties should be fired.
Every county in Florida should sue the supervisor of elections in Broward for any extra expense they caused in this debacle.