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07/09/2025
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Board of County Commissioners
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Budget Workshop FY 2025/2026
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April 29, 2025 <br />Page Two (2) <br />The Florida Legislature has proposed changes to the initiative petition process. The legislative changes include: <br />• For ALL valid initiative petition forms submitted to the Supervisor of Elections office, SOEs must send a <br />notice to the voter providing the opportunity for the voter to check a box indicating that their signature <br />was misrepresented or forged, or if the voter would like to revoke their signature from the petition. The <br />notice must be sent by forwardable mail with a postage prepaid, preaddressed response card <br />• SOEs must electronically transmit ALL initiative petition forms to the Division of Elections <br />No later than March 15 following the petition deadline, SOEs must deliver ALL physical forms to the <br />Division of Elections <br />In the event that this legislation is signed into law, petition verification costs will substantially increase due to <br />the notice requirements, additional postage costs, and staff resources. It is unknown if the new restrictions <br />placed on paid petition circulators will have an effect on the quantity of petitions submitted for signature <br />verification. (Note: During the 2023 — 2024 election cycle: total verified initiative petitions 17,469, of which <br />13,490 were valid). <br />• Instead of making an educated guess regarding the anticipated number of initiative petitions submitted by paid <br />circulators for verification and including the added costs in my FY 2025 — 2026 budget, I believe that it would be <br />more cost effective at a later date, to ask the Board of County Commissioners to roll back the actual fees <br />collected for petition verification into my 2025 — 2026 budget. <br />The team at the Elections Office have worked diligently to project the necessary costs contained in this proposed <br />budget, while ensuing efficient use of county resources. I respectfully submit the attached FY 2025 - 2026 <br />proposed budget for the Supervisor of Elections office in the amount of $2,421,325. Please do not hesitate to <br />contact me should you have any questions or require further details regarding this budget <br />Sincerely yours, <br />Leslie Rossway Swan <br />Supervisor of Elections <br />cc: Kristin Daniels, Director, Office of Management & Budget <br />Enclosures <br />• <br />151 <br />
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