Florida election clerks fired

November 09, 2016 04:39

Two election clerks in Florida were fired for not adhering to policies and procedures, according to authorities.

Tonya Edwards, a spokeswoman for the Broward supervisor of elections, told the Miami Herald that the two precinct clerks were fired around 12.30 pm local time from the Herb Skolnick Centre in Pompano.

She said the policies pertained to where people could stand near the precinct.

Two poll watchers were also removed related to the same problem, but it was not clear which entity or campaign the watchers represented.

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