A quorum majority of four members believe the proposed activity is proscribed by Florida Statutes 105.071 and Canon 7. Three other responding members believe that the conduct is not prohibited by these provisions. One additional member abstained for sufficient reasons. Two committee members could not be contacted. In summary, a quorum majority of the committee do not believe you are permitted to appear under the stated circumstances.
Prior opinions are somewhat confusing.
Generally, non-candidate judges have been discouraged from appearing before political parties for any purpose. On the other hand, candidate judges have more freedom in appearing before political parties. A majority of the committee are of the view, subject to the caveats mentioned with reference to you first question, that the anticipated activity is not proscribed by the canons. One member of the committee is of the view that such activity constitutes engaging in partisan politics and is proscribed by Canon 7. It is doubtful that a criminal prosecution would arise under Florida Statute 105.071, with respect to the conduct mentioned under your inquiry.