Lee County Supervisor of Elections Office says they're not responsible for handwritten postcards

Southwest Floridians received a mailing that caused concern. The Lee County Supervisor of Elections posted this response on Facebook:

ATTENTION:
Please be advised that The Lee County Supervisor of Elections Office is NOT responsible for any potentially misleading handwritten postcards such as the one below. Our office is not affiliated with the entity responsible for printing and distributing this unofficial mailing.

All OFFICIAL mailings that come from our office have our Official Lee County Supervisor of Elections logo or the Official Election Mail logo.

For questions or concerns, please call: (239) LEE-VOTE (239-533-8683)

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