12-1005k.Same; election of commissioners.
At the first regular odd-numbered year city election following the
passage of the proposition submitted or provided in K.S.A. 12-1005h, the
commissioners shall be elected as follows:
(a) If the city has been electing two commissioners every odd-numbered
year, one for a four-year term and one for a two-year term, there shall be
elected two commissioners for a four-year term and two commissioners for a
two-year term. The candidates receiving the largest and second largest
number of votes, respectively, shall be elected for the four-year term, and
the candidates receiving the third and fourth largest number of votes,
respectively, shall be elected for the two-year term. The commissioner then
in office whose term has two years to run shall hold office for the
remainder of his or her term. At succeeding regular city elections there
shall be elected two commissioners for a four-year term and one
commissioner for a two-year term. The candidates receiving the largest and
second largest number of votes, respectively, shall be elected for a
four-year term and the candidate receiving the third largest number of
votes shall be elected for the two-year term.
(b) If the city has been electing one commissioner each year for a
three-year term, the term of the commissioner having one year to run shall
be extended a year, and there shall be elected two commissioners for a
four-year term and one commissioner for a two-year term. The candidates
receiving the largest and second largest number of votes respectively shall
be elected for the four-year term, and the candidate receiving the third
largest number of votes shall be elected for the two-year term. The two
commissioners then in office whose terms will run two more years shall hold
office for the remainder of their terms. Regular city elections shall
thereafter be held every two years in the odd-numbered years on the day
prescribed for city elections. At succeeding regular city elections there
shall be elected two commissioners for a four-year term and one
commissioner for a two-year term. The candidates receiving the largest and
second largest number of votes, respectively, shall be elected for the
four-year term and the candidate receiving the third largest number of
votes shall be elected for the two-year term.
12-1005k.Same; election of commissioners.
At the first regular odd-numbered year city election following the
passage of the proposition submitted or provided in K.S.A. 12-1005h, the
commissioners shall be elected as follows:
(a) If the city has been electing two commissioners every odd-numbered
year, one for a four-year term and one for a two-year term, there shall be
elected two commissioners for a four-year term and two commissioners for a
two-year term. The candidates receiving the largest and second largest
number of votes, respectively, shall be elected for the four-year term, and
the candidates receiving the third and fourth largest number of votes,
respectively, shall be elected for the two-year term. The commissioner then
in office whose term has two years to run shall hold office for the
remainder of his or her term. At succeeding regular city elections there
shall be elected two commissioners for a four-year term and one
commissioner for a two-year term. The candidates receiving the largest and
second largest number of votes, respectively, shall be elected for a
four-year term and the candidate receiving the third largest number of
votes shall be elected for the two-year term.
(b) If the city has been electing one commissioner each year for a
three-year term, the term of the commissioner having one year to run shall
be extended a year, and there shall be elected two commissioners for a
four-year term and one commissioner for a two-year term. The candidates
receiving the largest and second largest number of votes respectively shall
be elected for the four-year term, and the candidate receiving the third
largest number of votes shall be elected for the two-year term. The two
commissioners then in office whose terms will run two more years shall hold
office for the remainder of their terms. Regular city elections shall
thereafter be held every two years in the odd-numbered years on the day
prescribed for city elections. At succeeding regular city elections there
shall be elected two commissioners for a four-year term and one
commissioner for a two-year term. The candidates receiving the largest and
second largest number of votes, respectively, shall be elected for the
four-year term and the candidate receiving the third largest number of
votes shall be elected for the two-year term.
12-1005k.Same; election of commissioners.
At the first regular odd-numbered year city election following the
passage of the proposition submitted or provided in K.S.A. 12-1005h, the
commissioners shall be elected as follows:
(a) If the city has been electing two commissioners every odd-numbered
year, one for a four-year term and one for a two-year term, there shall be
elected two commissioners for a four-year term and two commissioners for a
two-year term. The candidates receiving the largest and second largest
number of votes, respectively, shall be elected for the four-year term, and
the candidates receiving the third and fourth largest number of votes,
respectively, shall be elected for the two-year term. The commissioner then
in office whose term has two years to run shall hold office for the
remainder of his or her term. At succeeding regular city elections there
shall be elected two commissioners for a four-year term and one
commissioner for a two-year term. The candidates receiving the largest and
second largest number of votes, respectively, shall be elected for a
four-year term and the candidate receiving the third largest number of
votes shall be elected for the two-year term.
(b) If the city has been electing one commissioner each year for a
three-year term, the term of the commissioner having one year to run shall
be extended a year, and there shall be elected two commissioners for a
four-year term and one commissioner for a two-year term. The candidates
receiving the largest and second largest number of votes respectively shall
be elected for the four-year term, and the candidate receiving the third
largest number of votes shall be elected for the two-year term. The two
commissioners then in office whose terms will run two more years shall hold
office for the remainder of their terms. Regular city elections shall
thereafter be held every two years in the odd-numbered years on the day
prescribed for city elections. At succeeding regular city elections there
shall be elected two commissioners for a four-year term and one
commissioner for a two-year term. The candidates receiving the largest and
second largest number of votes, respectively, shall be elected for the
four-year term and the candidate receiving the third largest number of
votes shall be elected for the two-year term.
