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

106.355 Nonparticipating candidate exceeding limits.

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Whenever a candidate for the office of Governor or member of the Cabinet who has elected not to participate in election campaign financing under the provisions of ss. 106.30 - 106.36 exceeds the applicable expenditure limit provided in s. 106.34 , all opposing candidates participating in such election campaign financing are, notwithstanding the provisions of s. 106.33 or any other provision requiring adherence to such limit, released from such expenditure limit to the extent the nonparticipating candidate exceeded the limit, are still eligible for matching contributions up to such limit, and shall not be required to reimburse any matching funds provided pursuant thereto.
In addition, the Department of State shall, within 7 days after a request by a participating candidate, provide such candidate with funds from the 1 Election Campaign Financing Trust Fund equal to the amount by which the nonparticipating candidate exceeded the expenditure limit, not to exceed twice the amount of the maximum expenditure limits specified in s. 106.34 (1)(a) and (b), which funds shall not be considered matching funds.
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