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Florida Statutes § 101.048 — Provisional ballots.
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This section lets certain voters cast a provisional ballot and sets the steps for checking, curing, and counting it.
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This section lets certain voters cast a provisional ballot and sets the steps for checking, curing, and counting it.
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Late voters covered by this section must use a provisional ballot, and those ballots must be kept sealed, transmitted, and counted under the section’s rules.
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Voters who need help because of blindness, disability, or inability to read or write may ask for assistance, but only from permitted helpers, and certain conduct at polling places is prohibited.
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Registered electors or poll watchers may challenge a person’s right to vote in a county, but the challenge must be in writing and frivolous challenges can be criminally punished.
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Poll watchers may be appointed for polling rooms or early voting areas, but they must follow designation, badge, conduct, and county-residency rules.
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This section sets ballot specifications and lets certain election sites use ballot-on-demand printing.
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This section sets formatting, content, and timing rules for ballot summaries and titles for referenda and constitutional amendments, including special rules for initiative measures and judicial-selection initiatives.
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When a state constitutional amendment is on the ballot, the Department of State must print and send enough copies to election supervisors, and each supervisor must place a copy in a designated area at each polling location.
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Sample ballots must be furnished to polling places and published before election day, with limited email or mail delivery options for registered electors.
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The supervisor of elections must determine how many ballots will be printed when applicable, and the printing and delivery costs are paid by the municipality in municipal elections or by the county in other elections.
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After a person votes, the clerk or an inspector must check the person’s name, and an inspector must keep a poll list. Poll watchers may inspect the list during voting hours, but the election inspector may control access to avoid disrupting the polling place.
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The supervisor of elections must prepare, mark, seal, and send ballot boxes or ballot transfer containers for each precinct; an additional ballot box may be supplied if needed; clerks or inspectors must be sworn to perform their duties faithfully and without partisan bias.
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The supervisor of elections must print specified candidate names on the general election ballot.
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If a supervisor of elections asks at least 60 days before a general election, the Department of State must provide a written translation of a statewide ballot issue.
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Qualified candidates are entitled to have their names printed on the primary election ballot, except when there is only one qualified candidate for the office.
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Candidates must identify the group or district they want on the ballot, and petition candidates must do this before circulating the petition.
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This section defines “governing body,” “purchase,” and “voting equipment” for ss. 101.292-101.295.
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Government bodies must use competitive sealed bids or proposals for certain voting equipment purchases over the Category Two threshold, unless an emergency or single-source exception applies.
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This section sets rules for buying, selling, and providing voting equipment, including certification requirements and notice duties.
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This section sets criminal penalties for certain violations involving voting equipment and voting systems.