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Brenda Snipes’ Lawyer On Election Day: “Humanity Is On The Ballot!!!”

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On Election Day 2018, Brenda Snipes’ lawyer told her Facebook followers that “Humanity is on the ballot!!!” As REDBROWARD reported last week, Snipes’ attorney Burnadette Norris Weeks has been invisible during the post-election recount mess. While Norris Weeks works behind the scenes and gives comment to print media, Eugene Pettis has been the public face of Snipes’ office.

Plenty of political insiders wondered why Norris Weeks was out of sight during while Snipes’ election office is under siege. Perhaps Norris Weeks’ blatant support of Democrat gubernatorial candidate plays a role?

In an Election Day November 6, 2018 Facebook post Norris Weeks wrote “Humanity is on the ballot!!!”

Days earlier, Norris Weeks lauded controversial Broward County Commissioner Dale Holness for his hard work on behalf of Andrew Gillum.

Norris Weeks posted a picture of her and Andrew Gillum with the caption “praying for change.”

In October, Norris Weeks posted a picture from a 2012 “Souls To The Polls” event she co-hosted with Congressman Alcee Hastings(D-Impeached).

Over the last five years, REDBROWARD has documented the close ties between Dale Holness, Alcee Hastings and Burnadette Norris Weeks.

In other posts Norris Weeks said President Donald Trump was a pathological liar.

During debates, Norris Weeks said there was a “clear choice” between The gubernatorial candidates.” She wrote “Andrew is kicking his axx!”

Despite all the claims that Brenda Snipes’ office is “non-partisan” and ” not political” it’s clear her longtime attorney has a favorite in the race to be Florida’s next Governor.

Should a lawyer who is “praying” for the election of particular candidate be allowed near the recount? Especially when she stated “Humanity” depended on a certain outcome?

Can Snipes be trusted to be fair and impartial?

Brenda Snipes Flashback: Over 1000 Broward Residents Registered To Vote Using UPS Store Addresses

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ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED November 2013 at media trackers.org

More than 1,000 registered voters in Broward County unlawfully listed United Parcel Service (UPS)  boxes as the address where they live, official records show.

According to Florida Statute 97.053, voter applicants must provide their “legal residence address.” The official Florida Voter Registration form specifically asks for “Legal Residence-no P.O. Box.” On the Broward Supervisor of Elections website, citizens are told valid applications must include, “Full Name, Date of Birth, Address of Legal Residence (address where you live), Florida Drivers License number or Florida ID card, or the last four digits of Social Security number and signature.”

Despite the clear instructions, a Media Trackers Florida investigation found 1,128 registered voters in Broward County listed a UPS box as the place where they live.

4613 North University Drive is the address of UPS Store #3748, located at the Pine Ridge Square shopping center. Forty-six people are registered to vote at this address. More than half of them voted last November.

Also in Coral Springs, there are 20 active voters registered at UPS Store #3996 on Coral Ridge Drive. Another Coral Springs UPS Store has 40 active voters.

A review of voter records show the problem exists at UPS Stores throughout Broward County. Sixty-three active voters are registered at a UPS Store in Hollywood. Sixty-eight active voters are registered to vote at the UPS Store in Fort Lauderdale. The Hallandale Beach UPS Store has 115 registered voters. Voters unlawfully registered at each location likely cast ballots during the November 2012 elections.

A spokesperson for the Broward County elections office said the system for new applicants will raise a flag if it detects a non-residential address. The spokesperson said the Supervisor of Elections office also periodically tries to identify voters using non-residential addresses. When election officials discover a registered voter listing a non-residential address, they send the voter a letter asking him or her to resolve the matter. Nevertheless, more than 1,000 people remain unlawfully registered to vote at UPS stores throughout Broward County.