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Constitutional Amendment

David Pfederkamper • November 19, 2010
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Overview: Voters passed an amendment to the state constitution which disallows felons from running for or serving as county sheriff. About 80 percent of voters voted for the amendment. The amendment came about after six felons ran unsuccessfully in the May primary.
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