New York S06794 proposes to extend the term of office for members of the legislature from two years to four years.
New York S06794 proposes an amendment to the state constitution to increase the term of office for members of the legislature. Currently, senators and assembly members serve two-year terms. The bill would change this, so that senators and assembly members elected in 2026 and beyond would serve four-year terms. This change aims to provide more stability and continuity in legislative roles.
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