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United States — Florida
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This section defines “voter guide,” limits false claims that a voter guide is an official party publication, and requires election-time voter guides to show specific disclaimers and a “Voter Guide” label.
United States — Florida
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Certain ads must show who sponsored them, and TV ads must also include a spoken sponsorship statement.
United States — Florida
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Most electioneering communications must prominently display a paid-disclaimer; text messages and telephone calls are excluded.
United States — Florida
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Certain political ads using generative AI must prominently show a specific disclaimer, and the disclaimer has format rules for print, video, internet, audio, and graphics.
United States — Florida
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Political text messages and calls must carry required sponsor disclosures, and certain false representation or unauthorized advocacy messages are prohibited.
United States — Florida
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Businesses sending certain text messages or telephone calls in Florida must keep a registered agent and file notice with the division; changes must be reported immediately.
United States — Florida
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This section bars certain campaign-related payments, use of government resources, and political contributions in government-owned buildings, and it makes violations a first-degree misdemeanor.
United States — Florida
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Public funds generally cannot be used or accepted for political ads or other communications to electors about a proposed constitutional amendment or revision subject to a vote.
United States — Florida
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A Florida newspaper, radio, or TV publisher may not charge one candidate more than another candidate for the same county political advertising or broadcasts.
United States — Florida
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Broadcast radio, television, and cable television stations must provide air time to candidates for public office at the lowest unit rate, as allowed by federal law.
United States — Florida
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Covered political actors must use closed captioning and descriptive narrative in certain TV broadcasts, or file a written statement explaining why not.
United States — Florida
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Certain candidates and party committees may run or authorize polls and surveys about candidacies, if they keep complete control over the poll.
United States — Florida
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A candidate convicted of violating s. 106.19 cannot have their name printed on the ballot, and a candidate cannot receive a certificate of election until required preelection reports under s. 106.07 have been filed.
United States — Florida
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This section makes certain campaign-related violations a first-degree misdemeanor and can also impose civil penalties.
United States — Florida
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Some initiative petition signatures and forms tied to a pre-effective-date period may continue to be kept, counted, or circulated under the act’s transition rules.
United States — Florida
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A successful candidate convicted of violating s. 106.19(1) may lose the certificate of election, and if the conviction comes after issuance but before taking office, the certificate must be rescinded and voided.
United States — Florida
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The Division of Elections must prescribe forms, publish guidance, maintain filing systems and records, conduct audits and investigations, report failures or violations to the Florida Elections Commission, and adopt rules to carry out this chapter.
United States — Florida
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The Division of Elections has subpoena and investigative powers, and it must give advisory opinions when requested under Department of State rules.
United States — Florida
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This section creates the Florida Elections Commission and sets out how its members are appointed, how it operates, and several limits on membership and conduct.
United States — Florida
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The Florida Elections Commission investigates qualifying election-law complaints, and certain complaint-handling steps, deadlines, confidentiality rules, and penalties apply.