Vermont § 2309 - First meeting of county committee
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§ 2309. First meeting of county committee
- (a)(1) The chair of the State committee shall set a date for the first meeting of each county
committee. (2) The State chair shall notify the chairs of the county committees of the date of the
meeting. (3)(A) The chair of the county committee shall set the hour and place of the meeting and
shall notify all delegates-elect by mail or electronic mail not less than 10 days
prior to the meeting. (B) If the chair of the county committee receives notice that a town committee within
the county has organized 10 or fewer days before the date of the first meeting of
the county committee, the chair shall notify the newly elected members within 48 hours
of receiving notice of the organized town committee. (b)(1) At the time and place set for the meeting, the delegates shall proceed to elect their
officers and perfect an organization of the county committee for the ensuing two years. (2) All officers and other members of the county committee and all delegates to the State
committee shall be voters of the county. (Added 1979, No. 198 (Adj
Source: official Vermont text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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