Kentucky Const. art. Suffrage and Elections, § 151

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Article Suffrage and Elections, § 151 — Person guilty of fraud, intimidation, bribery, or corrupt practice to be deprived of office by suitable statutory means

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The General Assembly shall provide suitable means for depriving of office any person who, to procure his nomination or election, has, in his canvass or election, been guilty of any unlawful use of money, or other thing of value, or has been guilty of fraud, intimidation, bribery, or any other corrupt practice, and he shall be held responsible for acts done by others with his authority, or ratified by him.

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The General Assembly shall provide suitable means for depriving of office any person who, to procure his nomination or election, has, in his canvass or election, been guilty of any unlawful use of money, or other thing of value, or has been guilty of fraud, intimidation, bribery, or any other corrupt practice, and he shall be held responsible for acts done by others with his authority, or ratified by him.

History

Text as Ratified on: August 3, 1891, and revised September 28, 1891. History: Not yet amended.

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