Fla. Admin. Code Ann. R. 1S-2.0011 - Constitutional Amendment Ballot Position
(1)
The Director of the Division of Elections shall assign in the following manner
a designating number to any proposed revision or amendment to the State
Constitution for placement on the general election ballot:
(a) The ballot position of each proposed
revision or amendment shall correspond to the designating number assigned by
the director. A designating number may not be assigned to a constitutional
amendment by initiative until the Secretary of State has issued a certificate
of ballot position in accordance with Section
100.371, F.S.
(b) All revisions submitted by a revision
commission or constitutional convention shall be considered to be one set, but
each individual revision received shall be assigned a designating number in the
manner and order determined by the convention or commission. Revisions shall be
titled and designated as such together with the assigned designating number.
For example, the set of revisions would begin with No. 1, Constitutional
Revision.
(c) Amendments submitted
by the Florida Legislature or proposed by initiative shall be titled and
designated as an amendment with the assigned designating number. For example,
the amendment designation would be No. 2, Constitutional Amendment.
(d)
1.
Revision proposals and proposed amendments shall be assigned designating
numbers in consecutive ascending numerical sequence in the order of:
a. Receipt by the Secretary of State, or his
or her designee, of the constitutional convention or commission revision
proposal,
b. The filing of the
legislative resolution containing the proposed amendment with the Division of
State Library, Archives and Records Services, or
c. The Secretary of State's certification of
ballot position of a constitutional amendment proposed by
initiative.
2. Initiative
amendments filed on the same date shall be assigned the number received in a
random drawing of lots containing the remaining available designating
numbers.
(2) No
later than February 2 of the election year, the Director of the Division of
Elections shall assign and post the designating numbers for proposed amendments
or revisions to the constitution that have been properly filed by February 1 of
the year the general election is held. Thereafter, through the 91st day prior
to the election, the Division shall assign and post designating numbers within
24 hours after a joint resolution or proposal for amending or revising the
constitution from a revision commission, constitutional convention, or taxation
and budget reform commission is filed with the Secretary of State.
(3) In the event a proposed revision or
amendment is removed or stricken from the ballot subsequent to its attaining
ballot position and being assigned a designating number, all other proposals
shall retain the number assigned. The designating number of the stricken
proposal shall not be reused, unless that proposal is
reinstated.
Notes
Rulemaking Authority 20.10(3), 97.012(1), 101.161(2) FS. Law Implemented Art. XI, Fla. Const., 100.371, 101.161 FS.
New 8-9-78, Amended 4-17-79, Formerly 1C-7.011, 1C-7.0011, Amended 3-16-06, 10-15-07, 6-22-10.
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