2. Any elector shall be eligible to any of these offices, but no person may be elected to any of them more than twice, or more than once if he has previously held the office by election or appointment.
Art. V §19 | OTHER STATE OFFICERS: ELECTION AND TERM OF OFFICE; ELIGIBILITY FOR OFFICE
2. Any elector shall be eligible to any of these offices, but no person may be elected to any of them more than twice, or more than once if he has previously held the office by election or appointment.
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