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Recent changes to Fl Statute allow the following public notices to be posted to the Supervisor of Elections website:

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Judges and Judicial Election Information

We receive many questions about the judicial merit retention races on the ballot. This year there are five Supreme Court Justice and five District Court of Appeal Judges. The Florida Bar Association has published this helpful guide, which can be acessed by clicking on the image below.

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