HB 4172
Removing the Office of County Surveyor from election ballots
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Bill overview
This bill removes the office of County Surveyor from West Virginia election ballots. It achieves this by amending several sections of the West Virginia Code, including those related to circuit judges, magistrates, and county officers. Specifically, it repeals a section that previously addressed the removal of the County Surveyor position and ending the office. The bill also updates election procedures to reflect this change.
Key provisions
- Removes the office of County Surveyor from election ballots.
- Amends sections of the Code of West Virginia related to election procedures and officer roles.
- Repeals a section specifically addressing the removal of the County Surveyor office.
- Updates provisions regarding the qualifications and appointment of county commissioners.
- Clarifies procedures for filling vacancies in county offices, including the County Surveyor.
- Specifies bond requirements for county officers, with adjustments for deputy sheriffs.
- Addresses the issuance of bonds for county officials and the possibility of blanket bond policies.
- Updates provisions regarding the licensing of county surveyors.
Who is affected
- West Virginia Voters
- County Commissions
- County Officials (excluding County Surveyor)
- County Clerks
- West Virginia Residents
Notable changes
- The office of County Surveyor will no longer be an elected position.
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Primary sponsor
Kump
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