Rhode Island H7785 proposes a non-partisan election for the attorney general starting in 2030.
Rhode Island H7785 amends the General Laws to establish a non-partisan election for the attorney general, beginning with the 2030 election. The attorney general will not be nominated or elected as a representative of a political party. This change aims to ensure the attorney general's role remains independent from political affiliations, focusing on the office's duties without party influence. The bill includes provisions for the attorney general's duties and the election process, ensuring a smooth transition to the new system.
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