New York § 2-106 - 2-106State and county committees; election of members
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§ 2-106. 2-106State and county committees; election of members
§ 2-106. State and county committees; election of members. 1. Members of the state and county committees shall be elected at the primary election as herein provided. 2. Members of the state committee shall be elected biennially. 3. Members of county committees shall be elected biennially, except that to effect a transition from either odd to even or even to odd number year elections, a county committee may provide by an amendment to its rules filed with the board of elections at least four months before the date of the primary election at which the two year term of such committee is expiring, that the committee elected at such election shall be elected for a single, interim one-year term for members of such committee. No committee may effect such a change in the year of election more than once every ten years. 4. Members shall hold office until the next election at which members of the committee are elected.
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