§ 37-9-12. Referendum on continuation or abolition of office of county superintendent of education [Repealed effective January 1, 2019].
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The qualified electors of any county having an elected county superintendent of education on July 1, 1986, shall decide at the November 1988 general election whether
(a)to continue to have such office elected, or
(b)to abolish such office of county superintendent of education in the county. Provided, however, that no such referendum shall be held on the office of administrative superintendent in a county having an administrative superintendent as defined in Section 37-6-3, Mississippi Code of 1972. The county board of supervisors of such counties shall publish notice of said election once a week for at least three
(3)consecutive weeks prior to the November 1988 general election in at least one
(1)newspaper published or circulated in such county. The proposition shall be submitted to a vote of all qualified electors residing outside the territory of any municipal separate or special municipal separate school district located within such county. Such election shall be held in the same manner as other elections are held in the county. If a majority of the qualified electors who voted in such election vote in favor of the abolition of such office, such abolishment shall be effective at the end of any regular term of office or whenever a vacancy shall occur in said office. In counties where the office of elected county superintendent of education has been abolished, it shall not be reinstated.