Delaware SB222 proposes constitutional amendments to limit terms for state senators, representatives, and certain state officers.
Delaware SB222 proposes amendments to the Delaware Constitution to limit the number of terms certain state officials can serve. Specifically, it prohibits any person from being elected more than five times as a senator or eight times as a representative. Additionally, it limits the Attorney General, Insurance Commissioner, Auditor of Accounts, and State Treasurer to two terms. These changes apply to terms completed after the enactment of this bill and do not count prior terms against future eligibility.
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