Maryland HB1099 proposes a constitutional amendment to limit terms for members of the General Assembly to four years.
Maryland HB1099 proposes an amendment to the Maryland Constitution to establish term limits for members of the General Assembly. The amendment would limit members to serving four terms, with each term being four years. It also specifies that partial terms of two or more years count as full terms. The amendment would be subject to a vote at the next general election in November 2026.
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