Harris’ Computers Held Bush Campaign Items
A Democratic leader accused Florida’s top elections official of violating state law by allowing political work to be done in her office during last fall’s presidential election.
An initial review of computer files in the office of Secretary of State Katherine Harris, who also served as co-chairwoman of George W. Bush’s Florida campaign, revealed documents endorsing Bush for president.
Harris had said repeatedly that she had erected “a firewall” during the election between her state office and the Republican Party.
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