New York A06527 proposes constitutional amendments to limit terms for state legislators.

New York A06527 proposes amendments to the state constitution to impose term limits on members of the legislature. Specifically, the bill would prevent any individual from serving more than six consecutive terms in either the Senate or the Assembly. The Senate would consist of fifty members, while the Assembly would have one hundred and fifty members. Both chambers' members would be elected for two-year terms, with the restriction on consecutive terms applying equally to both houses.

New York A06527 proposes constitutional amendments to limit terms for state legislators.

New York A06527 proposes amendments to the state constitution to impose term limits on members of the legislature. Specifically, the bill would prevent any individual from serving more than six consecutive terms in either the Senate or the Assembly. The Senate would consist of fifty members, while the Assembly would have one hundred and fifty members. Both chambers' members would be elected for two-year terms, with the restriction on consecutive terms applying equally to both houses.