Requires elections and terms of certain officials occur on even-numbered years except in the city of New York

Vacancy procedures for judges are now split by location: NYC judges are filled by the Mayor, while judges outside NYC are filled by the Governor.

The text was restructured to explicitly state that NYC judicial vacancies occur 'in the city of New York' while others occur 'outside the city of New York'.

Election schedules for judicial officers were updated to ensure all terms expire at the end of an even-numbered year.

Changed the requirement for filling judicial vacancies outside New York City from serving the remainder of the term to being elected for a full term at the next even-numbered general election.

Added a new provision stating that if a judicial officer's term expires in an odd-numbered year, their office is treated as vacant and must be filled via the new even-year election process.

Updated the text to clarify that judicial elections occur in even-numbered years, replacing previous references to odd-numbered years for these specific offices.