Art. V §4 | SUCCESSION TO GOVERNORSHIP; ABSENCE OR DISABILITY OF GOVERNOR
When the office of lieutenant governor is vacant, or in the event of the absence of the lieutenant governor from the State, or the lieutenant governor’s inability to exercise and discharge the powers and duties of the lieutenant governor’s office, such powers and duties shall devolve upon such officers in such order of succession as may be provided by law.
In the event of the impeachment of the governor or of the lieutenant governor, the governor or the lieutenant governor shall not exercise the powers of the applicable office until acquitted.
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