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DEPARTMENT OF STATE APPENDIX A
<br /> DIVISION OF ELECTIONS
<br /> VOTER EDUCATION FUNDS
<br /> FY 2004-05
<br /> 2004 PRESIDENTIAL
<br /> PREFERENCE VOTER COUNTY
<br /> PRIMARY EDUCATION MATCHING
<br /> REGISTERED FUNDING FUNDS
<br /> COUNTY VOTERS PER COUNTY 15 %
<br /> Pasco 245, 539 $ 76, 291 . 37 $ 11 , 443 . 70
<br /> Pinellas 558 , 601 $ 173 , 562 . 79 $ 26 , 034 . 42
<br /> Polk 268 , 779 $ 83 , 512.26 $ 12 , 526 . 84
<br /> Putnam 42 , 171 $ 13 , 102. 94 $ 1 , 965 .44
<br /> Santa Rosa 87 , 307 $ 279127 . 14 $ 4 , 069 . 07
<br /> Sarasota 224 , 031 $ 69 , 608 . 62 $ 10 , 441 . 29
<br /> Seminole 202 , 190 $ 62 , 822.41 $
<br /> St. Johns 97 , 373 $ 30 , 254 . 74 $ 9 . 423 . 36
<br /> St. Lucie 41538 .21
<br /> 128 , 735 $ 39 , 999 . 22 $ 5 , 999 . 88
<br /> Sumter 35 , 850 $ 11 , 138 . 95 $ 11670 . 84
<br /> Suwannee 20 , 420 $
<br /> Ta for 6 , 344 . 69 $ 951 . 70
<br /> Union 119066 $ 31438 . 31 $ 515 . 75
<br /> 6 , 473 $ 21011 . 22 $ 301 . 68
<br /> Wakula 277 , 813 $ 86 , 319 . 21 $
<br /> akulla 14124 $ 12, 947 . 88
<br /> Walton 4 , 388 . 46 $ 658. 27
<br /> 29 , 213 $ 9 , 076 . 76 $ 17361 . 51
<br /> Washington 13 , 186 $
<br /> 41097 . 02j-
<br /> , 097 . 02 $ 614 . 55
<br /> TOTAL 9 , 333 , 469 $ 2 , 9003000 . 00 $ 435 , 000 . 00
<br /> FY 2004-05 APPROPRIATION - VOTER EDUCATION
<br /> $2 , 900 , 000
<br /> 2004 Presidential Preference Primary - Total number of registered voters in the state
<br /> 9 , 333 ,469
<br /> FUNDING LEVEL PER INDIVIDUAL VOTER
<br /> ( Based on FY 2004-05 appropriation for Voter Education $ 0 . 3107
<br /> divided by the total number of registered voters in the state
<br /> for the 2004 Presidential Preference Primary)
<br /> The Department of State shall distribute funds appropriated for voter education to county supervisors of elections for the following
<br /> purposes relating to voter education : mailing or publishing sample ballots ; conducting activities pursuant to the Standards for Nonpartisan
<br /> Voter Education as provided in Rule 1 S-2. 0331 F.A. C. ; print, radio , or television advertising to voters and other innovative voter education
<br /> programs , as approved by the Department of State. No supervisor of elections shall receive any funds until the county supervisor of
<br /> elections provides to the Department of State a detailed description of the voter-education programs , such as those described above, to be
<br /> implemented .
<br /> The Department shall distribute an amount to each eligible county supervisor equal to the funding level per voter multiplied by the number
<br /> of registered voters in the county for the 2004 Presidential Preference Primary. The Department shall determine the funding level per
<br /> voters in the state based on that information .
<br /> In order for a county supervisor of elections to be eligible to receive state funding for voter education , the county must certify to the
<br />Division
<br /> of Elections that the county will provide matching funds for voter education in the amount equal to fifteen percent of the amount to be
<br /> received from the state. Additionally, to be eligible , a county must segregate state voter education distributions and required county
<br /> matching dollars in a separate account established to hold only such funds . Funds in this account must be used only for the activities
<br /> for
<br /> which the funds were received . Any funds remaining in the fund at the end of the fiscal year shall remain in the account to be used
<br /> for the
<br /> same purposes for subsequent years or until such funds are expended .
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