Macon County; constitutional amendment, age limit to qualify for election or appointment as judge of probate increased to age 75
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This bill proposes a constitutional amendment to Macon County, Alabama, that would raise the age limit for individuals seeking election or appointment as Judge of Probate to 75 years old. Currently, the age requirement is not specified in the state constitution. This change would allow older individuals to continue serving as judges in the county, providing more options for qualified candidates. The amendment requires voter approval through a special election.
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