Criminal Investigation Launched by Florida AG After Supervisors Violated Constitution A criminal investigation into allegations of election fraud has been launched by Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi.   The investigation follows a judge’s ruling that supervisors in both Palm County and Broward County violated Florida’s constitution in their handling of the midterm elections. The ruling did not address allegations of fraud. This is not the first time Broward County has run afoul of the law with elections. Earlier this year, Broward Supervisor of Elections Brenda Snipes illegally destroyed primary ballots despite a court order mandating she not get rid of them, and mixed at least 20 illegal votes into the midterm results. Reports of ballot boxes found in school closets, rental cars, and other odd areas have also cropped up following the Nov. 6 midterms.   Bondi said on Nov. 13 that there’s been no confirmation of election fraud in Florida as of yet. Fox Hannity video Here   She said that prosecutors from her office have gone to various locations to investigate vote fraud claims and that people can contact a tip hotline launched by the Florida Department of Law Enforcement, at (850) 410-7240. Bondi’s office is examining an array of potential fraud issues, including missed deadlines for vote tabulations by Broward County and other counties. She noted that deadlines are critical to the election process and criticized lawsuits that are attempting to change or remove deadlines. She also said the lawsuits are trying to retroactively change the law to remove the requirement for signatures on provisional and vote-by-mail ballots.   Full Article Here