Establishes term limits for the governor and lieutenant-governor of three terms in such office.
New York S08144 proposes an amendment to the state constitution to establish term limits for the governor and lieutenant-governor. It limits each to three terms in office. Terms already served before the amendment takes effect are excluded from the limit. If a person has served three terms and is in the line of succession, they are bypassed, and the next person in line assumes the office. The amendment requires approval by the Assembly and publication before the next general election.
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