Establishes term limits for the offices of governor, comptroller, and attorney-general, and limits legislative terms.
This bill proposes constitutional amendments to establish term limits for the offices of governor, comptroller, and attorney-general, and to limit the terms of office for members of the legislature. Specifically, it limits the governor to two terms, the comptroller and attorney-general to two terms, and members of the legislature to three four-year terms. The bill also specifies that no person can be elected to more than one additional term in these offices. The changes will apply to elections held after the next general election of assembly members.
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