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United States — Florida
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An elector must not let a ballot be seen, remove or try to remove a ballot before polls close, mark a ballot so it can be identified, try to influence how another elector voted, unlawfully help another elector, or possess/print copies of ballots prepared to be voted, except as provided by law.
United States — Florida
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It is an offence to fraudulently change or try to change an elector’s vote or ballot in a way that stops the elector from voting as intended.
United States — Florida
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A person must not steal, damage, move, hide, or alter election records or ballot boxes, and doing so is a third-degree felony.
United States — Florida
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Election officials or people assisting an elector must not willfully disclose how that elector voted, except in court trial.
United States — Florida
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A person may not fraudulently use a different name in connection with voting or other election-process activity.
United States — Florida
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A person may not wrongfully destroy, remove, tear down, or deface election voting materials during or before an election.
United States — Florida
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Candidates in an election must not knowingly make false or malicious charges or false statements about opposing candidates; violations can lead to criminal or civil penalties.
United States — Florida
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A candidate in a primary or other election must not falsely claim military service; complaints may be filed, and violations can lead to an expedited hearing and a civil penalty of up to $5,000.
United States — Florida
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After the polls close, election officials must let up to three people watch while ballots are reconciled.
United States — Florida
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This section makes unauthorized possession of a voting system or related parts, and tampering with or destroying voting systems or equipment to interfere with an election, criminal offenses.
United States — Florida
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State and local officers and employees are barred from using official influence in elections, coercing political contributions, coercing other personal conduct, and participating in political campaigns while on duty; violations are a misdemeanor.
United States — Florida
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A supervisor of elections who willfully and promptly refuses to deliver office registration materials to a successor can be guilty of a first-degree misdemeanor.
United States — Florida
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A person who violates the code can be made to testify and may be used as a witness against another violator.
United States — Florida
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Unspecified violations of the code are first-degree misdemeanors.
United States — Florida
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The supervisor of elections may investigate fraudulent registrations and illegal voting and report the findings to the local state attorney and the Office of Election Crimes and Security. County commissioners may fund that investigation.
United States — Florida
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On request by a candidate or qualified voter, the grand jury in any circuit must make a special investigation during a campaign before an election day, and it must return indictments when sufficient ground is found.
United States — Florida
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The section defines “judicial office” and says candidates for judicial office may not campaign or qualify based on party affiliation.
United States — Florida
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Candidates for judicial office and school board member candidates must qualify within set time windows, file required papers, and pay the qualifying fee unless exempt.
United States — Florida
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Candidates for certain judicial offices or school board member may use the petition process, but they must meet signature and filing requirements.
United States — Florida
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This section sets procedures and deadlines for placing a judicial-selection initiative on the ballot, including sponsor registration, signature verification, certification, and notice after the election.