In a press conference over Zoom Monday, leaders of the Florida Supervisors of Elections association urged patience with results from the General Election and trust in your local supervisor.
Their worst nightmare would be a last-minute lawsuit throwing a wrench in the system or a flood of disinformation.
Wesley Wilcox of Marion County and Mark Earley from Leon say voters will need to have patience with the vote-counting process.
It could take longer in large counties -- like the traffic jams in those areas -- as last-minute vote-by-mail ballots are counted.
Some of those ballots could be counted the next morning, Earley says.
"Our focus is on getting this right, not getting it done as fast as possible to satisfy all the voices out there," Earley said.
They're working with law enforcement to make sure voters are safe. And Earley says they don't want "party heads" trying to help them out.
"We don't need help, OK," he said. "More people with high emotion levels is not a recipe for helping a supervisor of elections office."
