Lawyers for the Sunshine State's Democratic gubernatorial and Senate candidates objected Friday to the rejection of a provisional ballot cast by someone who is not a citizen, according to a transcript obtained by Fox News.

The incident occurred during a canvassing meeting Friday in Palm Beach County, where provisional ballots were being examined.

A provisional ballot was ordered excluded from the count because it apparently came from a non-U.S. citizen, according to a transcript confirmed by the chairman of the Palm Beach County Republican Party.

"First one of these we've seen," said Judge August Bonavita.

"Not a U.S. citizen, not counted." said Supervisor of Elections Susan Bucher, according to the transcript.

It was at this point where lawyers representing Democratic gubernatorial candidate Andrew Gillum and Sen. Bill Nelson, D-FL, issued objections—although they did not give reasons for those objections. The objections were noted, but the vote was still not counted.

Florida Gov. Rick Scott accused Sen. Bill Nelson, of being a "sore loser" who is "clearly trying to commit fraud to win this election."

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