Art. IV §6 | SUCCESSION WHEN GOVERNOR ELECT DIES, DECLINES TO SERVE, OR FAILS TO TAKE OATH

If the Governor elect dies or declines to serve, the Lieutenant Governor elect shall become Governor for a full term. If the Governor elect fails to take the oath of office at the commencement of his term, the Lieutenant Governor shall act as Governor until the oath is administered.

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