(UPI) — Florida Gov. Rick Scott will be changing jobs — U.S. senator — as incumbent Bill Nelson conceded hours after a hand recount showed a 10,000-vote difference.

Scott saw there vote would-be margin increases nullified in the state’s races for U.S. Senate after Broward County failed to submit its machine recount results by Thursday’s 3 p.m. deadline. 

Broward County on Friday began its manual recount one hour later than originally scheduled for in the U.S. Senate race between Nelson and Scott.

The Florida Secretary of State ordered the first-ever statewide recount in the U.S. Senate race after a machine recount tallied over 8.3 million votes cast in the midterm election.

A Federal judge ruled against a request to extend the deadline for recounts in Florida’s U.S. Senate and governor midterm races. 

Florida Democrats urged voters to submit absentee ballots after Election Day, using an official form that had been altered to make it look like they were doing so within the legal deadline, hoping a judge would later allow the votes.

Politico and CNN have done the math and report that incumbent U.S. Senator Bill Nelson cannot win the Florida recount — barring a miracle.

During a press conference on Wednesday, Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) stated that Senator Bill Nelson (D-FL) “has a very good chance” of winning. Schumer added that both he and Nelson believe “he’s won a majority” in Florida. Schumer

Hans von Spakovsky said Broward County’s elections supervisor Brenda Snipes is known as Florida’s “most incompetent election official.”

Hillary Clinton has involved herself in the Florida recount, sending out a blast email to supporters seeking donations to help pay for legal resources and support staff so that Sen. Bill Nelson has what he needs to “win this fight.”

A judge ruled to extend the recount deadline for Palm Beach County until November 20 in Florida’s U.S. Senate race, according to reports. 

Tuesday at a press conference, Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) said Gov. Rick Scott (R-FL) and President Donald Trump were “attempting to bully the election officials” conducting the Florida recount like Broward County Elections Supervisor Brenda Snipes. Schumer said, “It

Snipes is confident her office can count 700,000 ballots by Thursday’s deadline, saying “there has never been a deadline we have missed.”

President Donald Trump expressed skepticism about a recount in the Florida election on Monday, claiming it was impossible to conduct a fair tally.

MSNBC host Joy Reid suggested Saturday that the outpouring of Republican criticism of Broward County Board of Elections supervisor Brenda Snipes is driven by racism.

Lawyers for both Florida Democratic candidates Andrew Gillum and Bill Nelson fought on Friday night to allow non-United States citizens’ votes to be included in the 2018 midterm election results.

Florida Secretary of State Ken Detzner called for official recounts Saturday in the races for governor, senator, and agriculture commissioner as tension continues to rise over potential voter fraud.

Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-FL) said Broward County Supervisor of Elections Brenda Snipes is in violation of state transparency laws.

Republican protestors have begun chanting “lock her up” outside a Florida elections office as news breaks about how badly Broward County Board of Elections Supervisor Brenda Snipes is botching the 2018 election returns.

As his margin continues to lessen, Rick Scott has filed a lawsuit against each county’s election supervisor and called for an investigation after several Democrat votes were uploaded late in Broward County under Brenda Snipes’ leadership.

President Trump took to Twitter Friday evening to slam Democrats, specifically those in Arizona and Florida, after vote totals continue to change in favor of Democrat candidates.

The projected election night victories of the Republican candidates for the U.S. Senate and Governor in Florida are headed to recounts, and it looks to be a protracted, nasty battle that will once again center on vote count problems in the heavily Democratic Broward County.

The Florida official put in charge of counting votes in Broward County for the state’s gubernatorial and Senate races previously destroyed voter ballots, a judge ruled, and was most recently accused of not removing dead voters from the voter rolls. 

Republicans gained Senate seats in Indiana, Missouri, and North Dakota as American rejected gun control again.

Much like the gubernatorial race in Florida, the contest between Gov. Rick Scott (R-FL) and Sen. Bill Nelson (D-FL), a clash of two of the Sunshine State’s political heavyweights, went down to the wire on Tuesday. With 99 percent of

Fox News has projected that Republican nominee Josh Hawley will defeat incumbent Sen. Claire McCaskill (D-MO) to flip Missouri’s U.S. Senate seat from Democrat to GOP control.

Following the February 14, 2018, Parkland high school attack, Sen. Bill Nelson (D-FL) encouraged Florida lawmakers to get all the gun control they can. He claimed the criminal use of guns in schools will not end until AR-15s and other commonly owned semiautomatic firearms are banned.

MIAMI (AP) — Eva Longoria, Rosario Dawson, Zoe Saldana, America Ferrera and Gina Rodriguez took to the streets of Miami, leading hundreds of people while chanting “Si se puede” or “Yes we can” in attempt to rally people to vote ahead of Election Day.

Pop star Rihanna on Sunday afternoon announced her support for Democratic Florida gubernatorial nominee Andrew Gillum.

Jimmy Buffett jabbed Republican lawmakers during a concert in support of Andrew Gillum and Sen. Bill Nelson in West Palm Beach.