Miami Herald with a long and troubled history:

Over the past several weeks and months, you have seen stories about problems with Broward ballots.

Like this one:

Machine glitches delay the start of ballot recount in Broward County by hours

And this one:

Broward elections office included 22 void ballots in its final total sent to state

 

Whoops! Brenda Snipes’ office mixed bad provisional ballots with good ones

And this.

Judge’s ruling that ballots were illegally destroyed continues Broward election woes

And summed up recently here:

Behind the curtain of the most controversial elections department in South Florida

With South Florida again in the national eye on races too close to call and troubles in counting and re-counting votes, so, too is the supervisor of elections.

Broward Supervisor Brenda Snipes took office 15 years ago after the governor suspended her predecessor, Miriam Oliphant.

Here is a look back at how she rose to office and the troubled history of the office.