Arizona HCR2014 proposes constitutional amendments to set four-year terms for state legislators and limit consecutive service to eight years.

Arizona HCR2014 proposes amendments to the Arizona Constitution to establish four-year terms for state legislators starting in 2033. It limits consecutive service in the House of Representatives and Senate to eight years, with a mandatory one-term break after eight years. The proposal also restricts former legislators from lobbying for a year after leaving office but allows them to engage in uncompensated civic, academic, or educational activities. The changes aim to promote stability, prevent entrenchment, and strengthen public trust.

Arizona HCR2014 proposes constitutional amendments to set four-year terms for state legislators and limit consecutive service to eight years.

Arizona HCR2014 proposes amendments to the Arizona Constitution to establish four-year terms for state legislators starting in 2033. It limits consecutive service in the House of Representatives and Senate to eight years, with a mandatory one-term break after eight years. The proposal also restricts former legislators from lobbying for a year after leaving office but allows them to engage in uncompensated civic, academic, or educational activities. The changes aim to promote stability, prevent entrenchment, and strengthen public trust.