>>15540136 lb

As an elected offical, is a surety bond mandatory. I've been doing a little digging here the last 5 or 10 minutes and it appears that this is a common, everyday thing for an elected offical. Does a Governor as an elected offical required to be bonded?

Found this here: https://suretybondauthority.com/public-official-bonds/

There are specific public official bond categories that cater to these groups of public officials, clerks, and agents, namely:

Mayors and Judges

Sheriffs or Deputies

Court Clerks and Officers of Courts

Constables

Treasurers, Assistant Treasurer, and subordinates

Town Clerks or other Town Officials

Tax Collectors, Deputy Tax Collectors, and subordinates

Agents Selling Hunting and Fishing Licenses

>>15540346

KMFAO!!! Let us know when you get a response!!! Maybe by the turn of the decade. Even though I'm kek'n, you may be on to something there anon.

>>15540312

Nancy? Chuck? Brandon?

>>15540393

Look at him!!!! Blowing shit up and stuff!!! Thata Boy!!!

>>15540400

Anon, you may be moar on to something than we both think. Just looked this up here in Georgia.

2010 Georgia Code

TITLE 45 - PUBLIC OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES

CHAPTER 4 - OFFICIAL BONDS

https://law.justia.com/codes/georgia/2010/title-45/chapter-4/

>>15540512

>Cheney: I’m a constitutional conservative

You are a lying ass kunt Liz and for now on I will only address you as KAREN. What filth you turned out to be. Unfuckingreal.

>>15540520

Says "School Board". Is there another for Governor, State reps or moar better, Secretary of State?

>>15540596

Let it fucking RIP!!!!

>>15540622

Found it anon. Scroll down a little less than half way and "State Government" is there. Getting ready to call it a night. Will have a look at this in the morning. Thanks for the info. This is going to be real interesting. Back on the board in the morning. Night Patriot!!

o7

https://bondsforthewin.com/georgia-codes-2/