Alabama § 45-11-100.01 - Election by Place Number; Staggered Terms of Office.
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§ 45-11-100.01. Election by Place Number; Staggered Terms of Office.
(a) Beginning with the election in 2006, and thereafter, each candidate for a position on the board shall specify the place on the board for which he or she seeks election.
(b) At the election in 2006, the member elected to Place #1 shall serve a term of two years; the members elected to Place #2 and Place #3 shall serve terms of four years; and the members elected to Place #4 and Place #5 shall serve terms of six years.
(c) Upon completion of the terms of office provided in subsection (b), and thereafter, members shall be elected to serve terms of six years as provided by general law.
Source: official Alabama text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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