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Fla. Stat. ch. 97, pt. I — GENERAL PROVISIONS · BenchPath

The Florida Statutes

Part I. GENERAL PROVISIONS

2026 Florida Statutes. Published by The Florida Legislature (Online Sunshine).

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The Florida Statutes
Title IX
Chapter 97
Part I

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Words from the text, or a citation such as § 90.803 or Fla. R. Civ. P. 1.510

§ 97.011Short title.
§ 97.0115Preemption.
§ 97.012Secretary of State as chief election officer.
§ 97.021Definitions.
§ 97.022Office of Election Crimes and Security; creation; purpose and duties.
§ 97.023Procedures on complaints of violations.
§ 97.025Election Code; copies thereof.
§ 97.026Forms to be available in alternative formats and via the Internet.
§ 97.028Procedures on complaints of violations of Title III of the Help America Vote Act of 2002.
§ 97.029Civil actions challenging the validity of election laws.
§ 97.0291Prohibition on use of private funds for election-related expenses.

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