California § 19510 - An election shall be held biennially in each library district for the election of

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§ 19510. An election shall be held biennially in each library district for the election of

An election shall be held biennially in each library district for the election of one or more library trustees who shall hold office for four years beginning on the last Friday in November next succeeding his election. This election shall be held in the district on the same day as the school district election as specified in Section 5000 in the odd-numbered years. Trustees shall be nominated in the manner prescribed in Section 5012.

Source: official California text · Last verified 2026-08-27

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