New York S09610 proposes an amendment to the state constitution to require county clerks and sheriffs in New York City to be elected by voters.
New York S09610 proposes a constitutional amendment to change the method of selecting county clerks and sheriffs in New York City from appointment to election. Currently, these positions are appointed, but the bill seeks to mandate that they be chosen by the electors of their respective counties every three years. This change would apply to all county clerks and sheriffs within New York City, altering the existing system of appointment.
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