Santa Rosa County Candidate Campaign Finance Reporting Portal
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The Frame
Candidates for local office in Santa Rosa County are legally required to use this portal to report campaign contributions and expenditures to avoid penalties prescribed by Florida law.
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Local political candidates
Candidates must use this system to comply with mandatory financial reporting laws.
Political committees
Committees are required to electronically file financial reports through this portal.
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Why It Matters
Candidates for local office in Santa Rosa County are legally required to use this portal to report campaign contributions and expenditures to avoid penalties prescribed by Florida law.
Key Facts
- All local candidates and committees are required to file financial reports electronically.
- Reports must be submitted no later than midnight on the date required by law.
- Amendments to previously filed reports must also be submitted electronically.
- Failure to file reports on time results in penalties under Section 106.07(8) of the Florida Statutes.
- Once filed, the Supervisor of Elections publishes the report data on the public website.
- Users must enable browser cookies to access the reporting system.
- The office of the Supervisor of Elections is located at 6495 Caroline Street, Suite F, Milton, FL 32570.
- The office can be reached for assistance at (850) 983-1900.
Frequently Asked Questions
What happens if I miss the filing deadline?
Can I submit my campaign finance reports on paper?
Do I need to use this system to update a report I already filed?
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Mandatory Electronic Filing
The document explicitly mandates that all local candidates and committees must use the electronic system, removing paper-based options.
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