Art. V §9A | SENATORIAL DISTRICTS - TENURE
Each senatorial district, whether single county or multi-county, shall be entitled to one senator, who shall hold office for four years; provided that any senator, serving at the time of the adoption of this amendment, shall serve the full time for which he was elected. Vitalization of senatorial districts shall provide for one-half of the senators to be elected at each general election.
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SECTION V-9(a). Repealed by State Question No. 416, Legislative Referendum No. 142, adopted at election held May 26, 1964.
Repeal proposed by Laws 1963, p. 736, S.J.R. No. 4.SECTION V-9(b). Repealed by State Question No. 416, Legislative Referendum No. 142, adopted at election held May 26, 1964.
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