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A sergeant-at-arms can be either voted in or appointed, depending on the organization or governing body’s rules and procedures. In many legislative bodies, the sergeant-at-arms is appointed by the leadership, while in some organizations or clubs, they may be elected by members. The specific method of selection is typically outlined in the organization's bylaws or constitution.

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