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Florida Statutes > Chapter 103 - Presidential Electors; Political Parties; Executive Committees and Members

Florida Statutes > Title IX > Chapter 103 - Presidential Electors; Political Parties; Executive Committees and Members

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§ 103.011	Electors of President and Vice President
§ 103.021	Nomination for presidential electors
§ 103.022	Write-in candidates for President and Vice President
§ 103.051	Congress sets meeting dates of electors
§ 103.061	Meeting of electors and filling of vacancies
§ 103.062	Plurality of votes to fill vacancy; proceeding in case of tie
§ 103.071	Compensation of electors
§ 103.081	Use of party name; political advertising
§ 103.091	Political parties
§ 103.092	Affiliated party committees
§ 103.095	Minor political parties
§ 103.101	Presidential preference primary
§ 103.121	Powers and duties of executive committees
§ 103.131	Political party offices deemed vacant in certain cases
§ 103.141	Removal of county executive committee member for violation of oath

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