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United States — Florida
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Each precinct election board must prepare voting devices for voting and, before polls open, compare and certify the ballots or ballot information against the sample ballots.
United States — Florida
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Election officials must give voting instructions at polling places and post a fraud warning notice; precinct officials may not favor any party, candidate, or issue when instructing voters.
United States — Florida
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This section requires voting equipment and tabulating devices to be tested, and requires public notice and certification steps around the testing.
United States — Florida
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An election board member, or an election supervisor’s representative for early voting, must occasionally check the voting device face and ballot information for damage or tampering.
United States — Florida
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This section sets out how election boards and canvassing boards must secure, verify, count, duplicate, and report ballots after polls close, and it bars unauthorized handling of ballots.
United States — Florida
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Ballots and certain ballot records must be available for public inspection under reasonable conditions, but only authorized election officials may handle them.
United States — Florida
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The Department of State may appoint deputies to observe and examine registration and election processes, and those deputies must report their findings. People may not obstruct the deputies, and certain Department employees may get full access to election-related premises and records when directed by the Secretary of St
United States — Florida
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This section requires election officials to conduct and report post-election voting system audits, with public notice and strict deadlines.
United States — Florida
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The Department of State must adopt rules for voting system audit procedures.
United States — Florida
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County election supervisors must report certain voting-problem data to the Department of State by December 15 of each general election year, and the Department must prepare and later submit a public report.
United States — Florida
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This section says sections 101.6101-101.6107 may be cited as the “Mail Ballot Election Act.”
United States — Florida
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Mail ballot elections are allowed for certain referendum elections if the required officials authorize them and the Secretary of State approves a written plan.
United States — Florida
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This section sets the mail-ballot steps for supervisors and electors, including mailing, marking, returning, verifying, replacement ballots, and counting rules.
United States — Florida
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An elector present at the canvass may protest a ballot if it appears illegal because of a defect on the voter’s certificate, but only before the ballot is removed from the envelope.
United States — Florida
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Election-code vote-by-mail rules apply to elections under ss. 101.6101-101.6107 unless they conflict with those sections.
United States — Florida
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Laws that apply to general elections also apply to mail ballot elections, to the extent they are applicable.
United States — Florida
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The Department of State must adopt rules for the procedures and forms needed to carry out ss. 101.6101-101.6107.
United States — Florida
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This section sets rules for requesting, recording, delivering, and restricting vote-by-mail ballots.
United States — Florida
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This section requires officials to include specified envelopes and ballot instructions for vote-by-mail ballots, and it restricts the envelopes from showing the voter’s political affiliation.
United States — Florida
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This section tells supervisors to send printed instructions with vote-by-mail ballots and tells voters how to complete and return the ballot so it can be counted.