Mississippi SC507 proposes to amend the state constitution to limit legislators to two successive terms in either house, with a total limit of.
Mississippi SC507 proposes an amendment to the Mississippi Constitution of 1890 to place term limits on legislators. The amendment would allow a person to serve no more than two successive terms in either the Mississippi House of Representatives or the Mississippi Senate. After a four-year break, a person could be elected to the other house for two more terms, but would not be able to serve more than a total of sixteen years combined in both houses.
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