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United States — Florida
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Candidates with no party affiliation must file qualifying papers and either pay the qualifying fee or use the petition process; once qualified, they are entitled to have their name placed on the general election ballot.
United States — Florida
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A minor party candidate must file qualifying papers and pay required fees, or qualify by petition, with the officer and under the timing and circumstance rules in s. 99.061.
United States — Florida
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In a year of apportionment, certain congressional, state Senate, and state House candidates using the petition process must collect enough signatures, and petitions must not include a district number.
United States — Florida
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This section sets how petition signatures are checked, when random sampling may be used, who pays verification fees, and when some petitioners can get verification for free.
United States — Florida
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The Department of State must remit most filing fees and party assessments to the relevant state executive committees, while keeping 15% of filing fees for the state General Revenue Fund.
United States — Florida
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The Department of State must certify nominated candidates’ names to the county supervisor of elections, and the supervisor must print those names on the ballot in the proper place.