New York S09293 proposes a constitutional amendment to extend the terms of office for state senators from two to four years.

New York S09293 proposes a constitutional amendment to change the terms of office for members of the state senate. Currently, senators serve two-year terms. The bill seeks to extend these terms to four years, beginning with senators elected in 2028 and beyond. The amendment would be published for three months before the next general election and would require approval from both the Senate and Assembly.

New York S09293 proposes a constitutional amendment to extend the terms of office for state senators from two to four years.

New York S09293 proposes a constitutional amendment to change the terms of office for members of the state senate. Currently, senators serve two-year terms. The bill seeks to extend these terms to four years, beginning with senators elected in 2028 and beyond. The amendment would be published for three months before the next general election and would require approval from both the Senate and Assembly.