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Analysis by Univ. of Florida professor finds Broward's poor ballot design 'may have actually disadvantaged Scott'

Ever since the election, we’ve been hearing that poor ballot design in Broward County, Fla. that led to an inordinate amount of undervotes in the Bill Nelson-Rick Scott race for the U.S. Senate and that this could have cost Nelson the election…

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…But, Michael McDonald, a professor at the University of Florida, has analyzed the vote data and found the opposite: the bad ballot design “may have actually disadvantaged Scott”:

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And down goes another lib narrative.

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