Pennsylvania seeks amendment establishing Attorney General election
A proposed constitutional amendment in Pennsylvania would add an Attorney General elected by qualified voters during general elections. The AG would serve four years from January and may not exceed two consecutive terms, be chief law officer, and must be a member of the state bar. Qualifications include US citizenship, age 30, seven years residency, and bar membership.
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