Missouri HB2100 allows third-class cities to adopt term limits for mayor and council members through voter approval.
Missouri HB2100 provides a mechanism for third-class cities to adopt term limits for mayor and council members. If a majority of voters approve, the mayor can serve no more than two terms, while council members can serve two-year terms, with an option to extend to four years if approved by voters. The bill outlines procedures for submitting term limit proposals to voters and the effects of voter approval or rejection.
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