Minnesota SF1437 proposes a constitutional amendment to limit the governor to two terms.

Minnesota SF1437 proposes an amendment to the Minnesota Constitution to limit the governor to two terms. If adopted, the amendment will change the constitution to state that a person elected twice to the office of governor is no longer eligible to run for the office. The amendment will be submitted to voters at the 2026 general election. The question on the ballot will ask if the constitution should be amended to limit a governor to two terms.

Minnesota SF1437 proposes a constitutional amendment to limit the governor to two terms.

Minnesota SF1437 proposes an amendment to the Minnesota Constitution to limit the governor to two terms. If adopted, the amendment will change the constitution to state that a person elected twice to the office of governor is no longer eligible to run for the office. The amendment will be submitted to voters at the 2026 general election. The question on the ballot will ask if the constitution should be amended to limit a governor to two terms.