Missouri HJR140 proposes a constitutional amendment to change term limits for Missouri General Assembly members.
Missouri HJR140 proposes a constitutional amendment to modify term limits for members of the Missouri General Assembly. Beginning January 1, 2032, no one shall be elected to serve more than twelve years in any one house of the general assembly, nor more than twenty years total in both houses of the general assembly. This change aims to limit the duration of service for state legislators, potentially impacting the political landscape and leadership within the assembly.
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