Georgia Official and Statistical Register 1983-84 - the Digital Library ...

GENERAL ELECTIONNovember 6, 1984CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS YES NO1. Shall the Constitution be amended so as 1,314,559 83,497to provide that a judge may be suspendedfrom office upon being indicted for afelony and may be removed from officeupon being convicted of a felony by thisstate or by the United States and toprovide for procedures and other mattersrelative thereto?2. Shall the Constitution be amended so as 1,286,591 85,455to provide that certain public officialsmay be suspended from office upon beingindicted for a felony and may be removedfrom office upon being convicted of afelony by this state and to provide forprocedures and other matters relativethereto?3. Shall the Constitution be amended so as 648,995 679,469to authorize the State Board of Education to appoint the State SchoolSuperintendent?4. Shall the Constitution be amended so as 887,528 338,250to:(1) Authorize the General Assembly bylaw to change previously existing publicretirement or pension laws of this stateto redefine involuntary separation fromemployment and to provide additional orrevise existing limitations or restrictionson the right to qualify for a retirementor pension benefit based on involuntaryseparation from employment and to affectpresent members of public retirement orpension systems as a result of the revision of such laws;(2) Authorize the General Assembly bylaw to define or redefine part-time servi:eincluding but not limited to service as amember of the General Assembly, for thepurposes of any previously existing or futurepublic retirement or pension system and placelimitations or restrictions on the use ofpart-time service as creditable serviceunder any such system and to affect presentmembers of any public retirement or pensionsystem in connection therewith; and244