The latest news on the constantly evolving controversy comes from CBS Miami:

On Monday, a U.S. House subcommittee on elections held a hearing in Ft. Lauderdale on voting rights and election administration. Florida’s elections have been criticized in light of poor election administration and voter suppression efforts, which have disproportionately disenfranchised low-income and minority communities.

The issues covered included long lines, problem signatures on absentee ballots, and claims of voter suppression. Broward County came up as a place where a lot went wrong during the 2018 Midterm election. The issues covered included long lines, problem signatures on absentee ballots, and claims of voter suppression. Broward County came up as a place where a lot went wrong during the 2018 Midterm election.

Problems noted were the ballot design, which may have confused voters and potentially contributed to nearly 30,000 undervotes for the Senate race. In addition, Broward was criticized for a lack of transparency during the election, mixing more than a dozen rejected ballots with valid ones and missing the deadline for a machine-based recount.

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