Notice of Potential Voter Registration Removal
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Individuals named in this notice face the potential loss of their voter registration and will be required to cast s until their eligibility is verified.
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Joseph Kraynik
The individual is identified as potentially ineligible to vote and faces potential removal from the voter registration system.
Cole M. Dibiase III
The individual is identified as potentially ineligible to vote and faces potential removal from the voter registration system.
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Summary
Key Facts
- The Supervisor of Elections has identified specific individuals as potentially ineligible to vote under Florida Statute 98.075.
- Affected individuals have 30 days from the notice date to contact the Supervisor of Elections to resolve their status.
- Failure to respond within 30 days may result in removal from the state-wide voter registration system.
- Individuals listed who attempt to vote will be required to cast a provisional ballot.
- Provisional ballots will not be counted until a final determination of eligibility is made.
- To have a provisional ballot counted, the voter must contact the elections office within 2 days after the election and provide evidence of eligibility.
- Individuals have the right to request a formal hearing to contest the accuracy of the information regarding their ineligibility.
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Why It Matters
Individuals named in this notice face the potential loss of their voter registration and will be required to cast s until their eligibility is verified.
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Discoveries
Patterns POLISCOPE noticed across the record. These are observations to investigate, not conclusions.
Standardized Voter Removal Process
The notice explicitly cites F.S. 98.075, indicating that the removal process is a standard, state-mandated procedure rather than a discretionary local action.
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Sources
voteokeechobee.gov
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