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Code · Kentucky · Chapter 119 — Election offenses and prosecutions

119.277 Prohibitions against holding elective office.

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Any person who shall have been convicted of any election law offense which is a Class A misdemeanor shall not be permitted to hold elective office for a period of five
(5)years following the conviction. Any person who shall have been convicted of any election law offense which is a felony shall not be permitted to hold elective office until his civil rights have been restored by executive pardon.
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