Article V, § 2A — Residence requirements in case of intrastate removal; election of President and Vice-President of United States; qualifications

The General Assembly shall extend to any elector of this State who shall have changed residence from 1 county, hundred, or election district to another, but who has not resided therein for a sufficient time so as to be eligible to vote in the county, hundred, or election district to which the elector has removed, the right to vote for the choice of electors for President and Vice-President of the United States, but for no other offices, provided the elector would have been eligible to vote within this State had the elector not moved, and provided that the elector is not entitled to vote for the choice of electors for President or Vice-President of the United States in any other place, and provided further that the elector would be an otherwise qualified voter under this Constitution except that the elector has not resided in the county, hundred, or election district for a sufficient length of time.