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United States — Florida
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Election officials must post vote results, prepare and sign a results certificate, and send the certificate and election materials to the supervisor; registration books and poll lists must not go in the ballot boxes.
United States — Florida
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The supervisor must post hourly website updates on vote-by-mail ballots received and still uncounted while actively counting, starting at 7 p.m. on election day.
United States — Florida
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The sheriff must watch for election-law violations, and the Governor must appoint special officers to investigate them.
United States — Florida
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Certain law officers may not enter a polling place unless the clerk or a majority of inspectors अनुमति gives permission, except to vote.
United States — Florida
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The Elections Canvassing Commission must meet on set days after primary and general elections to certify returns, and it must correct and recertify returns if corrected county returns are filed. The Division of Elections must provide staff services.
United States — Florida
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County canvassing boards must file county election returns with the Department of State immediately after certification, and the returns must include a canvassing-board certification.
United States — Florida
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The Elections Canvassing Commission must make and sign separate election-result certificates and include vote totals for and against each person and constitutional amendment.
United States — Florida
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If election returns appear irregular or false and the true vote cannot be determined, the Elections Canvassing Commission must certify that fact and exclude those returns from its canvass and declaration.
United States — Florida
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This section sets out how the county canvassing board is staffed and how it must canvass, report, recount, and document election results.
United States — Florida
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The county canvassing board must make duplicate vote certificates, and the supervisor must send specified election information to the Department of State.
United States — Florida
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The supervisor and the Department of State must issue a certificate of election when the relevant canvassing board certifies the person’s election.
United States — Florida
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This section requires manual recounts in close elections, sets who orders them, and requires certain voting equipment and recount rules for the process.
United States — Florida
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This section lets certain people contest an election, nomination, constitutional amendment, or referendum result in circuit court, and it sets filing, pleading, hearing, and evidence limits.
United States — Florida
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If a contestant is found entitled to the office and the adverse party has been commissioned, entered the duties, or is holding the office, a judgment of ouster must be entered; after a certified copy is presented, the Governor must revoke the commission and commission the entitled person.
United States — Florida
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This section sets where a contest about a nomination, election, or referendum must be filed.
United States — Florida
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This section says the code does not take away any existing quo warranto remedy, and the procedure in s. 102.168 is an alternative or cumulative remedy.
United States — Florida
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The applicable house of the Legislature hears contests over legislative elections, and an unsuccessful candidate may contest a certification of election only in that house.
United States — Florida
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Presidential electors must be elected on the specified November date in each year divisible by 4, and the Department of State must certify as elected the electors tied to the presidential candidates with the most votes.
United States — Florida
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This section sets how presidential electors are nominated, how some candidates may get on the ballot, and what happens if an elector cannot serve or refuses to vote.
United States — Florida
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Write-in presidential and vice-presidential candidates may get a blank ballot space if they file an oath on time; they must also file elector information, and the Department of State sets the oath form.