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Florida Statutes > Chapter 107 - Conventions for Ratifying Or Rejecting Proposed Amendments To Constitution of United States

Florida Statutes > Title IX > Chapter 107 - Conventions for Ratifying Or Rejecting Proposed Amendments To Constitution of United States

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§ 107.01	Conventions constituted
§ 107.02	Delegates
§ 107.03	Election of delegates
§ 107.04	Candidates file application; fee and petition for name on official ballot
§ 107.05	Official ballots
§ 107.06	Clerks and inspectors; compensation fixed
§ 107.07	Canvass of returns
§ 107.08	Convention time and place
§ 107.09	Convention powers; quorum; compensation
§ 107.10	Certification of convention action
§ 107.11	Appropriation for expenses

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