TERM LIMITS
Term Limits
Federal Term Limits
Executive Branch
POTUS Term Limits shall remain at 2 terms
Legislative Branch
The House of Representatives shall have a total term limit allowance of 6 terms
The United States Senate shall have a total term limit of 2 terms
Judicial Branch
Article III of the Constitution states that these judicial officers are appointed for a life term, however, shall accept mandatory retirement after 12 years of service.
State Term Limits
Executive Branch
States that do not currently have term limits for their Executive Branch shall institute a 2-term limit
Legislative Branch
States that do not currently have term limits for their Legislative Branch shall institute a combined 12 years of service as a maximum term limit
Judicial Branch
States that do not currently have term limits for their Judicial Branch shall institute a combined 12 years of service as a maximum term limit
County and Local Term Limits
Executive Branch
Counties, and Local Governments that do not currently have term limits for their Executive Branch shall institute a 2-term limit
Legislative Branch
Counties, and Local Governments that do not currently have term limits for their Legislative Branch shall institute a combined 12 years of service as a maximum term limit
Judicial Branch
Counties, and Local Governments that do not currently have term limits for their Judicial Branch shall institute a combined 12 years of service as a maximum term limit
Term Limits Exception
Any candidate who has served their term limit, may, with the consent of the people by write in ballot initiative, with a total electoral count meeting or exceeding 75% of cast ballots, may serve an additional term.
Any candidate who has served their additional term, may, with the consent of the people by write in ballot initiative, with a total electoral count meeting or exceeding 95% of cast ballots, may serve an additional term, and any consecutive terms that meet this provision.
Any candidate who attempts to utilize this Term Limit exception must have a challenger, and cannot be uncontested at any time during the election process
Any candidate found to be engaging in, especially under this provision, election tampering, bribery, or any other unethical, illegal, or immoral activities shall forfeit their office and be charged accordingly, without the need for Recall or Impeachment activities
