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Florida Statutes > Chapter 99 - Candidates

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§ 99.012	Restrictions on individuals qualifying for public office
§ 99.021	Form of candidate oath
§ 99.061	Method of qualifying for nomination or election to federal, state, county, or district office
§ 99.0615	Write-in candidate residency requirements
§ 99.063	Candidates for Governor and Lieutenant Governor
§ 99.081	United States Senators elected in general election
§ 99.091	Representatives to Congress
§ 99.092	Qualifying fee of candidate; notification of Department of State
§ 99.093	Municipal candidates; election assessment
§ 99.095	Petition process in lieu of a qualifying fee and party assessment
§ 99.0955	Candidates with no party affiliation; name on general election ballot
§ 99.096	Minor political party candidates; names on ballot
§ 99.09651	Signature requirements for ballot position in year of apportionment
§ 99.097	Verification of signatures on petitions
§ 99.103	Department of State to remit part of filing fees and party assessments of candidates to state executive committee
§ 99.121	Department of State to certify nominations to supervisors of elections

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