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Florida Statutes > Chapter 98 - Registration Office, Officers, and Procedures

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§ 98.015	Supervisor of elections; election, tenure of office, compensation, custody of registration-related documents, office hours, successor, seal; appointment of deputy supervisors; duties
§ 98.035	Statewide voter registration system; implementation, operation, and maintenance
§ 98.045	Administration of voter registration
§ 98.065	Registration list maintenance programs
§ 98.0655	Registration list maintenance forms
§ 98.075	Registration records maintenance activities; ineligibility determinations
§ 98.0755	Appeal of determination of ineligibility
§ 98.077	Update of voter signature
§ 98.081	Names removed from the statewide voter registration system; restrictions on reregistering; recordkeeping; restoration of erroneously or illegally removed names
§ 98.093	Duty of officials to furnish information relating to deceased persons, persons adjudicated mentally incapacitated, and persons convicted of a felony
§ 98.0981	Reports; voting history; statewide voter registration system information; precinct-level election results; book closing statistics
§ 98.212	Department and supervisors to furnish statistical and other information
§ 98.255	Voter education programs
§ 98.461	Registration application, precinct register; contents

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Questions & Answers: Election Law

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Federal Regulations: Election Law

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