INDIANA CONSTITUTION
ARTICLE VI
ADMINISTRATIVE
Art. VI §1 | STATE SECRETARY, AUDITOR, AND TREASURER
Art. VI §2 | COUNTY ELECTED OFFICIALS
(b) The General Assembly may provide by law for uniform dates for beginning the terms of the county officials listed in subsection (a). If the General Assembly enacts a law to provide a uniform date for beginning the terms of a county official listed in subsection (a), the General Assembly may provide that the term of each county official initially elected after enactment of the law to provide the uniform date for beginning the terms of the county official is for less than four years in order to establish a uniform schedule of dates for the beginning of terms for the office. However, after the initial election for each office, the term for that office shall be for four years.
(c) No person shall be eligible to the office of Clerk, Auditor, Recorder, Treasurer, Sheriff, or Coroner more than eight years in any period of twelve years.
Art. VI §3 | OTHER COUNTY AND TOWNSHIP OFFICERS
Art. VI §4 | COUNTY OFFICER QUALIFICATIONS
Art. VI §5 | LOCATION OF STATE RECORDS
(b) The Governor shall reside at the seat of government.
Art. VI §6 | LOCAL OFFICER RESIDENCY AND OFFICE LOCATION
Art. VI §7 | REMOVAL OF STATE OFFICERS
Art. VI §8 | IMPEACHMENT AND REMOVAL OF ALL OFFICERS
Art. VI §9 | FILLING LOCAL OFFICE VACANCIES
Art. VI §10 | POWERS OF COUNTY BOARDS
Art. VI §11 | [REPEALED]
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