Removing the Office of County Surveyor from election ballots

HB 2032 removes the elected position of County Surveyor from West Virginia election ballots, ending the office entirely. The bill amends state election laws to delete all references to the County Surveyor position, as counties no longer use this elected role. This change takes effect after the 2024 general election, meaning the office will not appear on future ballots. The bill does not alter county services or duties, as the position has been inactive for years.