Relating to removing language prohibiting sheriffs from serving more than two consecutive terms

HJR 23 proposes removing a constitutional term limit for West Virginia sheriffs, which currently restricts them to two consecutive terms. If approved by voters, the amendment would eliminate this restriction, allowing sheriffs to seek re-election for additional terms. The bill requires voter approval at the 2026 general election to take effect. It directly affects sheriffs statewide by changing their eligibility to serve beyond two consecutive terms.