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Code · Wisconsin · Chapter 17 — Resignations, vacancies, and removals from office

17.19 Vacancies, elective state offices; how filled.

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17.19 Vacancies, elective state offices; how filled. Vacancies in elective state offices shall be filled as follows:
(1)Members of legislature. In the office of state senator or representative to the assembly, by election, as provided in s. 8.50 , for the residue of the unexpired term. In addition, an anticipated vacancy in the office of state senator or representative to the assembly may be filled as provided in s. 8.50
(e).
(2)Judicial. In the office of justice of the supreme court, court of appeals judge or circuit judge, by temporary appointment by the governor, which shall continue until a successor is elected, as provided in s. 8.50
(f), and qualifies. When so elected the successor shall hold the office for a full term and shall take office on August 1 succeeding the election.
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