California § 23690 - When the county seat has been once removed by a popular vote of the county, it ma

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§ 23690. When the county seat has been once removed by a popular vote of the county, it ma

When the county seat has been once removed by a popular vote of the county, it may be again removed from time to time, in the manner provided by this article. An election shall not be ordered to effect any subsequent removal, unless a petition praying for an election is signed by at least three-fourths of the qualified electors of the county, as determined by the votes cast at the next preceding general election.

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