Pennsylvania HB301 proposes a constitutional amendment limiting terms for state senators and representatives.
HB301 proposes an amendment to the Pennsylvania Constitution to limit the terms of state senators and representatives. Senators would be ineligible for election after three consecutive full terms, while representatives would be ineligible after six consecutive full terms. After serving their respective term limits, senators and representatives could run again only after a four-year break. The amendment requires two General Assembly approvals and a vote by Pennsylvania's qualified electors.
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