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Code · Florida · Title IX — Electors and Elections · Chapter 106

106.18 When a candidate’s name to be omitted from ballot.

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(1)The name of a candidate shall not be printed on the ballot for an election if the candidate is convicted of violating s. 106.19 .
(2)Any candidate whose name is removed from the ballot pursuant to subsection
(1)is disqualified as a candidate for office. If the disqualification of such candidate results in a vacancy in nomination, such vacancy shall be filled by a person other than such candidate in the manner provided by law.
(3)No certificate of election shall be granted to any candidate until all preelection reports required by s. 106.07 have been filed in accordance with the provisions of such section. However, no candidate shall be prevented from receiving a certificate of election for failure to file any copy of a report required by this chapter.
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