GEORGIA CONSTITUTION
ARTICLE II SECTION 2
GENERAL PROVISIONS

ART. II §2 ¶1 | PROCEDURES TO BE PROVIDED BY LAW

The General Assembly shall provide by law for a method of appeal from the decision to allow or refuse to allow any person to register or vote and shall provide by law for a procedure whereby returns of all elections by the people shall be made to the Secretary of State.

ART. II §2 ¶2 | RUN-OFF ELECTION

A run-off election shall be a continuation of the general election and only persons who were entitled to vote in the general election shall be entitled to vote therein; and only those votes cast for the persons designated for the runoff shall be counted in the tabulation and canvass of the votes cast.

ART. II §2 ¶3 | PERSONS NOT ELIGIBLE TO HOLD OFFICE

No person who is not a registered voter; who has been convicted of a felony involving moral turpitude, unless that person’s civil rights have been restored and at least ten years have elapsed from the date of the completion of the sentence without a subsequent conviction of another felony involving moral turpitude; who is a defaulter for any federal, state, county, municipal, or school system taxes required of such officeholder or candidate if such person has been finally adjudicated by a court of competent jurisdiction to owe those taxes, but such ineligibility may be removed at any time by full payment thereof, or by making payments to the tax authority pursuant to a payment plan, or under such other conditions as the General Assembly may provide by general law; or who is the holder of public funds illegally shall be eligible to hold any office or appointment of honor or trust in this state. Additional conditions of eligibility to hold office for persons elected on a write-in vote and for persons holding offices or appointments of honor or trust other than elected offices created by this Constitution may be provided by law.

ART. II §2 ¶4 | RECALL OF PUBLIC OFFICIALS HOLDING ELECTIVE OFFICE

The General Assembly is hereby authorized to provide by general law for the recall of public officials who hold elective office. The procedures, grounds, and all other matters relative to such recall shall be provided for in such law.

ART. II §2 ¶5 | VACANCIES CREATED BY ELECTED OFFICIALS QUALIFYING FOR OTHER OFFICE

The office of any state, county, or municipal elected official shall be declared vacant upon such elected official qualifying, in a general primary or general election, or special primary or special election, for another state, county, or municipal elective office or qualifying for the House of Representatives or the Senate of the United States if the term of the office for which such official is qualifying for begins more than 30 days prior to the expiration of such official’s present term of office. The vacancy created in any such office shall be filled as provided by this Constitution or any general or local law. This provision shall not apply to any elected official seeking or holding more than one elective office when the holding of such offices simultaneously is specifically authorized by law.

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GEORGIA CONSTITUTIONARTICLE II SECTION 2GENERAL PROVISIONS

ART. II §2 ¶1 | PROCEDURES TO BE PROVIDED BY LAW

ART. II §2 ¶2 | RUN-OFF ELECTION

ART. II §2 ¶3 | PERSONS NOT ELIGIBLE TO HOLD OFFICE

ART. II §2 ¶4 | RECALL OF PUBLIC OFFICIALS HOLDING ELECTIVE OFFICE

ART. II §2 ¶5 | VACANCIES CREATED BY ELECTED OFFICIALS QUALIFYING FOR OTHER OFFICE

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