The elections supervisor who resigned under pressure after overseeing a midterm election night fiasco shouldn’t be experiencing a significant drop in her standard of living.
According to the South Florida Sun-Sentinel, Broward County, Florida, elections supervisor Brenda Snipes will receive almost $130,000 in pension payments: $58,000 from her time as a teacher and another $71,000 as an elections worker.
Snipes seemed happy to move on in a letter of resignation to Republican Florida Gov. Rick Scott.

Florida Governor Rick Scott and his wife, Ann Scott, along with their daughters, Jordan Scott (L) and Alison Guimard (2nd R) take to the stage during his election night party at the LaPlaya Beach & Golf Resort on Nov. 6, 2018 in Naples, Florida. (Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images)
“Although I have enjoyed this work tremendously over these many election cycles, both large and small, I am ready to pass the torch,” Snipes wrote in her resignation letter to Scott. “Therefore, I request that you accept my letter of resignation effective January 4, 2019.” (RELATED: Trump Jokingly Claims Brenda Snipes Was Caught Wearing 300 ‘I Voted’ Stickers In Late Night Tweet)