Kansas SB118 imposes term limits on state legislators and requires nomination by petition for reelection after term limits.
Kansas SB118 sets term limits for state legislators, allowing individuals to serve no more than six two-year terms in the House of Representatives and three four-year terms in the Senate. After reaching these limits, legislators can only be reelected if nominated by petition. The bill also revises nomination petition requirements for various offices, including state and national offices, and repeals and replaces existing sections of Kansas Statutes Annotated.
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