It's just terrible. I take discrimination and disenfranchisement very serious, but I want evidence. The problem is that in Florida, the elections are handled mostly at the county level, not the state. Counties are responsible for voting machines and poll workers. Plus, name one government entity in the United States that can distribute adequate resources correctly.
Government is by definition inefficient at best.
These are problems occurring in every state in this country. The U.S. voting system is not perfect, and if this commission were to look at every state's election practices, it would find these same types of problems in each state. Then there are, of course, those claims that are part of this list and completely bogus. For the problems that actually do exist, there needs to be solutions. Blaming only Florida for having these difficulties is counter-productive.