Could it be, possibly, that each actual voter legitimately casts multiple cards? For instance, one for Senator and one for Prez? Such that the 140% is actually 70% ? Perhaps the tally reports both for some reason. Just trying to prevent us from looking stupid if we are making a simple mistake ...
Interesting. Where I live, can’t do that.
Here is the current report from the state for Allen’s race
Link; http://enight.elections.myflorida.com/CompareCounties/?ContestId=140180
U.S. Representative, District 18
General
Compare by County
County Allen B. West (REP) Patrick Murphy (DEM) Marilyn Davis Holloman (WRI)
Martin 43,330 32,527 4
Palm Beach 61,957 61,946 0
St. Lucie 52,804 66,234 0
Total: 158,091 160,707 4
Yes, that's exactly what happened.
Each voter received two ballot cards — Florida had a large number of constitutional amendments proposed, and it required two ballots to cover all of the races and amendments.
The first two pages of the "Statement of Votes Cast" report are somewhat misleading when they show "cards cast" as exceeding 100%, and do not indicate blatant fraud. You should divide "cards cast" by two to get the number of voters participating.