The 2022 Florida Statutes (including 2022 Special Session A and 2023 Special Session B)
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Notably, chapter 101, which consists of twenty-nine pages, is the second longest chapter of the Election Code, surpassed only by chapter 106, addressing campaign financing. Chapter 101 contains detailed provisions regulating voting methods and procedures. Specifically, sections 101.001 and 101.002 confer upon the local boards of county commissioners the responsibility for creating and changing voting precincts. Section 101.043 describes the types of identification that voters must present at the polls to obtain a ballot. Section 101.031(2) sets forth what documents must be posted at polling places. This chapter also sets forth the procedures to handle provisional ballots (§§ 101.048—.049), early voting (§ 101.657), overseas ballots (§§ 101.6951, .6952), and absentee ballots (§§ 101.6105, .62, .64, .655, .661, .662, .663, .67, .68, .6921, .6923, .6925, .698). Section 101.051 outlines the procedures to handle electors' requests for assistance with ballots. Section 101.111 sets forth the procedures to challenge a person's right to vote. Section 101.131 provides directives for poll watchers' conduct. Section 101.151 provides instructions regarding the content and style of… . . . 101.048-.049), early voting (§ 101.657), overseas ballots (§§ 101.6951, .6952), and absentee ballots (§§ 101.6105 . . .