Virginia § 24.2-304.6 - Effect of reapportionment on appointments and terms of local officers, school board and planning commission members
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§ 24.2-304.6. Effect of reapportionment on appointments and terms of local officers, school board and planning commission members
County, city, or town officers, including members of the school board or planning commission, in office on the effective date of a reapportionment or redistricting ordinance, shall complete their terms of office, regardless of loss of residency in a particular district due to reapportionment or redistricting.
1995, c. 249.
Source: official Virginia text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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