Husband of former Florida official Katherine Harris found dead
The husband of former Florida secretary of state Katherine Harris, who became infamous for her role in the contested 2000 US presidential election, has been found dead of an apparent suicide at the couple's mansion.

The husband of former Florida secretary of state Katherine Harris, who became infamous for her role in the contested 2000 US presidential election, has been found dead of an apparent suicide at the couple's mansion.
Swedish businessman Anders Ebbeson, 68, had suffered from health issues in recent years, said Pastor William Hild, of Sarasota First Baptist Church. Hild declined to elaborate on those health problems or how Ebbeson killed himself.
Harris oversaw the 2000 election in Florida and proved instrumental in delivering the state's contested electoral votes, and the White House, to George W. Bush.
Ebbeson was a Swedish businessman who owned several European business interests, including a business that equipped yachts with appliances and lighting. Harris credited her husband with helping her through tough political moments.
"He was much beloved by his family," Hild said. "He was very warm and a generous person."
Ebbeson and Harris met in 1996 in Sarasota and married the same year. They were both divorced.