Establishes term limits for the office of governor and for members of the legislature; changes the term for members of the legislature to a four year.
New York S09266 proposes constitutional amendments to establish term limits for the office of governor and for members of the legislature. It changes the term for members of the legislature to a four-year term. The governor and lieutenant-governor will be chosen jointly at the general election held every four years, with no person being elected to the office of the governor for more than three four-year terms. Similarly, no person may serve more than three four-year terms as a member of the legislature.
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