1. Black votes statewide have been disproportionally tossed, in some county precincts in Duval County the ratio is as high as one in three.
  2. A disproportionate number of rejected presidential votes in South Florida came from African-American and Caribbean neighborhoods, according to an analysis of election data from Broward, Miami-Dade and Palm Beach Counties.
  3. A disproportionate number of black votes were tossed in Glades County.
  4. Registered black college students at Bethune-Cookman College in Daytona Beach and Tallahassee's Florida A&M University said they were turned away from the polls even though they had signed up in fall registration drives.
  5. In Leon County, highway patrol troopers set up an unauthorized checkpoint near a polling place in the town of Woodville.
  6. Many black voters were inexplicably not on the voter lists at the polling locations.
  7. Many reports of voter intimidation surfaced in Hillsborough County (Tampa).
  8. The FBI has been investigating allegations that some voters, primarily Haitians with limited or no English speaking or reading ability, were duped into voting for Bush by misleading "palm cards" that made them think they were voting for Gore.
  9. In Miami, Haitian-Americans said they weren't given mandated ballots in Creole, or were denied help from poll workers.
  10. Many were asked a litany of questions even though they were on the voting rolls and had IDıs. The questions had to do with whether they had been convicted of a felony, when was the last time they voted, etc. Only African Americans appeared to be asked these questions.
  11. Four ballot boxes in heavily black precincts were alleged to not have been picked up.
  12. A polling place was demolished without notice.
  13. A study of all 614 precincts in Miami-Dade showed that black voters were 15 times more likely to have their votes thrown out than whites.

Racist and Hate Group Intimidation

  1. Protesters have been infiltrated by Neo-Nazis, the KKK and other hate groups. A major Neo-Nazi website encourages people to attend its "No More Gore" rallies.

Other Intimidation

  1. Several Democrats were punched, kicked and trampled by Republican goons during the court-ordered Miami-Dade recount. Death threats and other assaults have also occurred, specifically towards Rep. Robert Wexler, and Palm Beach commissioner Carol Roberts. A certain website also published the home phone numbers of the Florida Supreme Court Justices, and one can assume the possibility of death threats may have reached even to that level.