Florida Statutes § 98.0981 Reports; voting history; statewide voter registration system information; precinct-level election results; book closing statistics; live turnout data

1. The unique identifier assigned to each qualified voter within the statewide voter registration system.

2. Each qualified voter's unique precinct identifier, as designated by the county within the statewide voter registration system, at the time of voting. For purposes of this subparagraph, the term "unique precinct identifier" means an alphanumeric code representing the precinct name or number and containing no more than the maximum characters as specified by rule.

3. Specifics as to each qualified voter's voting history, including whether the qualified voter voted a regular ballot during the early voting period, voted during the early voting period using a provisional ballot that was subsequently counted, voted a regular ballot at a precinct location, voted at a precinct location using a provisional ballot that was subsequently counted, voted by vote-by-mail ballot, attempted to vote by a timely received vote-by-mail ballot that was not counted, attempted to vote by a vote-by-mail ballot that was received untimely, attempted to vote by provisional ballot that was not counted, or did not vote .

1. The voting history information as transmitted under paragraph (1)(b) and the precinct boundaries as transmitted under paragraph (1)(c). [unique identifier assigned to each qualified voter within the statewide voter registration system;]

2. All information provided by each qualified voter on his or her voter registration application pursuant to s. 97.052 (2) , except that which is confidential or exempt from public records requirements . [;]

3. Each qualified voter's date of registration . [;]

4. Each qualified voter's [current] state representative district, state senatorial district, [and] congressional district , county commission district, and school board district at the time of voting , assigned by the supervisor of elections [;]

1. Within 10 business [30] days after [certification by] the Elections Canvassing Commission certifies [of] a presidential preference primary election, special election, special primary election, primary election, or general election, as applicable, the supervisors of elections shall collect and submit to the department precinct-level election results for the election in a uniform electronic format specified by paragraph (c). [The precinct-level election results shall be compiled separately for the primary or special primary election that preceded the general or special general election, respectively.] The results must [shall] specifically include for each precinct the total of all ballots cast for each candidate or nominee to fill a national, state, county, or district office or proposed constitutional amendment, with subtotals for each candidate and ballot type. When one or more ballot types, also known as counting groups, in a race or an issue have fewer than 30 voters voting on the ballot, the ballot type must be reported as zero except for the total votes counting group for that precinct. Ballot types or counting groups include election day, early voting, vote-by-mail, provisional voting, and total votes [However, ballot type or precinct subtotals in a race or question having fewer than 30 voters voting on the ballot type or in the precinct may not be reported in precinct results] . For purposes of this paragraph, the term "all ballots cast" means ballots cast by voters who cast a ballot , whether at a precinct location ; [,] by vote-by-mail ballot , including overseas vote-by-mail ballots ; [,] during the early voting period ; [,] or by provisional ballot.

2. Upon request from the department, a supervisor must research and address, as appropriate, any questions or issues identified by the department pertaining to the precinct-level election results. If the information as originally submitted is changed or corrected, the supervisor must provide an amended precinct-level election results file no later than 10 business days after the request from the department.