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The Mississippi Real Estate Commission requires that broker members of the MREC represent different geographic areas of the state. How many broker members serve on the MREC, and how is their geographic distribution determined?

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D) Four broker members, one from each of Mississippi's four congressional districts

Under Miss. Code Ann. §73-35-3, the MREC includes four broker members, with one broker member required from each of Mississippi's four congressional districts. This geographic distribution requirement ensures that all regions of the state are represented on the commission.

Answer Options
A
Four broker members, one from each of Mississippi's four state Senate regions
B
Three broker members, one from each of Mississippi's three Supreme Court districts
C
Five broker members, one from each of Mississippi's five appellate court districts
D
Four broker members, one from each of Mississippi's four congressional districts

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