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Florida Statutes > Chapter 105 - Nonpartisan Elections

Florida Statutes > Title IX > Chapter 105 - Nonpartisan Elections

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§ 105.011	Definitions
§ 105.031	Qualification; filing fee; candidate’s oath; items required to be filed
§ 105.035	Petition process of qualifying for certain judicial offices and the office of school board member
§ 105.036	Initiative for method of selection for circuit or county court judges; procedures for placement on ballot
§ 105.041	Form of ballot
§ 105.051	Determination of election or retention to office
§ 105.061	Electors qualified to vote
§ 105.071	Candidates for judicial office; limitations on political activity
§ 105.08	Campaign contribution and expense; reporting
§ 105.09	Political activity in behalf of a candidate for judicial office limited
§ 105.10	Applicability of election code
§ 105.101	Effect of revision of county court judge selection method
§ 105.102	Effect of revision of circuit court judge selection method

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