Hmmm.

UPDATE: See this updated story, which includes the following:

But Salas was also deeply involved in the effort by the state to identify non-U.S. citizens on the voter rolls….

Salas spent 26 years working for Miami-Dade County, including 15 years in the county elections office. She also worked as chief deputy supervisor of elections in Broward County before taking a job with Marion County. She was working as an adjunct professor when she became the elections division director.

Ann McFall, the Republican elections supervisor from Volusia County, questioned the timing.

“She was a good person,” McFall said. “She would never do this two weeks before an election.”

Salas did not respond to an email to her personal email account.