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United States — Florida
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County supervisors of elections must provide supervised voting in certain assisted living or nursing home facilities when properly requested, and supervised voting teams must meet specific composition and disclosure rules.
United States — Florida
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Florida law requires supervisors of elections to run early voting, set and report sites and hours, and let eligible voters in line at closing vote.
United States — Florida
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Electors must personally mark or designate their choices on a vote-by-mail ballot, unless they qualify for an assistance exception.
United States — Florida
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Florida directs the Department of State to help develop accessible vote-by-mail procedures and technologies, including alternative-format ballots on request.
United States — Florida
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Some registered electors who move to another state after that state’s registration books close may vote by mail in their former county for President and Vice President.
United States — Florida
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Certain listed officials may administer and attest oaths for this code, unless the code specifically requires a different named official.
United States — Florida
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The supervisor of elections must safeguard mailed absentee ballots, send them to the county canvassing board before canvassing, treat certain questionable vote-by-mail ballots as provisional, try to contact affected voters, and ensure counted absentee ballots are received by 7 p.m. on election day unless an exception a
United States — Florida
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This section sets the steps for receiving, verifying, canvassing, curing, counting, or rejecting vote-by-mail ballots.
United States — Florida
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This section lets electors vote in person in some circumstances, sets rules for returning vote-by-mail ballots, and requires supervisors to manage secure ballot intake stations on a schedule.
United States — Florida
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This section requires the supervisor to include three envelopes with certain vote-by-mail ballots and tells the absent elector how to package the ballot materials.
United States — Florida
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This section gives first-time vote-by-mail voters specific instructions and ID/signature requirements, and warns that mistakes can prevent the ballot from being counted.
United States — Florida
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The county supervisor must receive and review special vote-by-mail ballots, open the mailing envelope only when allowed, and canvass the ballot only if identification or an exemption is confirmed.
United States — Florida
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The supervisor must send a vote-by-mail ballot when a valid federal postcard application is received, or follow the separate procedure if the application cannot update registration.
United States — Florida
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Overseas voters may request a state write-in vote-by-mail ballot before a general election, and certain errors on the ballot must be ignored if the voter’s choice is clear.
United States — Florida
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If an absent uniformed services voter or overseas voter includes an email address with a vote-by-mail request, the supervisor of elections must email confirmations and receipt notices. The section also lets certain voters use a federal write-in absentee ballot when they did not receive an official vote-by-mail ballot,
United States — Florida
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The Department of State must determine whether secure electronic means can be used for receiving ballots from overseas voters, and if security can be established, it must adopt rules allowing specified ballot requests and voted ballots to be accepted electronically.
United States — Florida
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In an emergency that makes normal voting rules hard or impossible to follow, the Elections Canvassing Commission may adopt emergency rules for absentee voting.
United States — Florida
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This section sets rules for polling places, including access, privacy, signage, and how a polling place may be moved or replaced.
United States — Florida
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Polling places must be accessible to people with disabilities, and the Department of State may adopt rules to administer this section.
United States — Florida
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Sections 101.731-101.74 may be cited as the Elections Emergency Act.