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United States — Florida
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These sections do not apply to refunding bonds, except that a referendum may still be held under the stated provisions if the authorizing statute, ordinance, or resolution requires one.
United States — Florida
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Local law for municipal bond referenda remains in place, and this code section is treated as additional and supplementary.
United States — Florida
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A county, district, or municipal taxpayer may challenge a bond referendum in circuit court, but the suit must be filed within 60 days after the referendum results are declared.
United States — Florida
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If a bond referendum for a particular purpose fails, no other referendum for that same purpose may be called for at least 6 months.
United States — Florida
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Ballots for bond referenda must include a printed description of the bonds being voted on.
United States — Florida
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Special election or referendum notices must be given at least 30 days before the vote, with publications timed in the fifth and third weeks before the election; if a website is unavailable or there is no qualifying newspaper, notice must be posted in at least five places.
United States — Florida
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Election officials must certify referendum election results to the Department of State, and the Department must record those results in the official record.
United States — Florida
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A municipality’s governing body may change qualifying and election dates by ordinance and arrange the transition of office.
United States — Florida
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This section sets out the process for recalling certain municipal or charter county officials, including petition content, signature thresholds, verification, election steps, and penalties for false signing or paying for petition circulation.
United States — Florida
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This section sets procedures and limits for initiative petitions to get on the ballot, including filing, registration, form content, signature handling, verification, and penalties.
United States — Florida
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County officials must set and update precincts and polling places, and supervisors must keep maps and notify state authorities after precinct changes.
United States — Florida
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Municipal precinct boundaries may be aligned with city boundaries, the county must provide registration materials, elections records must be delivered before and collected after municipal elections, the municipality must repay actual county costs, and only duly registered resident electors may vote in municipal electio
United States — Florida
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Florida’s Department of State must set and review voting-system standards, and supervisors must maintain and submit county security procedures on time.
United States — Florida
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The Bureau of Voting Systems Certification must provide technical support to supervisors of elections and handle voting system standards and certification.
United States — Florida
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Ranked-choice voting may not be used for elections or nominations for any local, state, or federal elective office in Florida.
United States — Florida
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In a primary election, a qualified elector may vote only the ballot for the political party in the elector’s registration.
United States — Florida
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This section requires election officials to provide and post voter instruction cards, and it lists voter rights and voter responsibilities.
United States — Florida
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Voting in covered elections must be by secret official ballot, and votes may not be received or counted except as the code allows.
United States — Florida
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At the polls, election officials must check voter identification and signatures before allowing someone to vote.
United States — Florida
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Electors generally must vote in the precinct where they live and are registered, with limited change-of-residence and change-of-name procedures.