Rhode Island H7238 proposes a constitutional amendment to change terms for general assembly members to four years and limit them to three full terms.

Rhode Island H7238 proposes an amendment to the State Constitution, specifically Article IV, Section 1, to change the terms for general assembly members to four years and impose term limits of three full four-year terms starting with the 2028 election. This change would affect the election cycle and tenure of representatives and senators in the general assembly.

Rhode Island H7238 proposes a constitutional amendment to change terms for general assembly members to four years and limit them to three full terms.

Rhode Island H7238 proposes an amendment to the State Constitution, specifically Article IV, Section 1, to change the terms for general assembly members to four years and impose term limits of three full four-year terms starting with the 2028 election. This change would affect the election cycle and tenure of representatives and senators in the general assembly.