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United States — Florida
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The supervisor of elections is the custodian of the county voting system, must appoint necessary deputies to prepare and supervise it before and during elections, and must pay those deputies’ compensation.
United States — Florida
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Voting system custodians, deputy custodians, and certain elections staff may not accept outside employment or consideration from people or businesses involved in voting equipment unless the county supervisor of elections approves the employment in writing.
United States — Florida
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If official ballots for a precinct are late or are lost, destroyed, or stolen, the ballot-providing officials must prepare substitute ballots and the election board must use them like the official ballots.
United States — Florida
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If election officials doubt a voter’s signature matches, they must give the voter an affidavit form; the voter must complete and swear to it, and may then cast a ballot. If the voter refuses or fails to file the affidavit but claims eligibility, the voter is entitled to a provisional ballot.
United States — Florida
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Election officials must let one elector at a time into the booth, and electors must vote alone, leave at once after voting, and not reenter the polling room.
United States — Florida
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Election materials must be kept for at least 22 months after an election, and unused materials may be destroyed only with Department of State approval.
United States — Florida
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Sections 101.5601-101.5614 may be cited as the “Electronic Voting Systems Act.”
United States — Florida
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This provision says the act’s purpose is to allow electronic and electromechanical voting systems.
United States — Florida
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This section defines terms used in the Electronic Voting Systems Act.
United States — Florida
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A county must use an electronic or electromechanical precinct-count tabulation voting system.
United States — Florida
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Voting systems that use a device to pierce ballots by the voter may not be used in this state.
United States — Florida
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The Department of State must examine submitted electronic or electromechanical voting systems and decide whether they comply with section 101.5606.
United States — Florida
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An electronic or electromechanical voting system can be approved only if it is built to meet the listed requirements.
United States — Florida
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Accessible voting systems must support specified features and each polling place must have at least one compliant accessible voter interface device.
United States — Florida
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The section says Florida should keep voting-system and polling-place accessibility rules in place so the state can qualify for federal funding.
United States — Florida
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The state may apply for available federal funds to pay costs linked to this act.
United States — Florida
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Vendors must disclose known voting-system defects and update that disclosure when defects are discovered; the department may investigate, suspend use or sales, and impose penalties.
United States — Florida
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The Department of State and supervisors of elections have filing, reporting, review, and software-related duties for voting systems.
United States — Florida
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Voting for ballot selections must use a marksense ballot with a marking device or voter interface device that produces a voter-verifiable paper output and meets disability-accessibility requirements.
United States — Florida
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This section sets procedures for voting by electronic or electromechanical method, including voter identification, ballot handling, spoiled-ballot replacement, ballot-box preparation, rulemaking, and write-in voting.