Bill
HJRCA 7
Overview: HJRCA 7 - GA & EXECUTIVE-TERM LIMITSPurpose and Intent: This proposed constitutional amendment would establish term limits for the governor and members of the state legis
Overview: HJRCA 7 - GA & EXECUTIVE-TERM LIMITS
Purpose and Intent: This proposed constitutional amendment would establish term limits for the governor and members of the state legislature, limiting them to a maximum of two four-year terms in office.
Key Provisions:
- Limits the governor to a maximum of two four-year terms in office
- Limits state representatives and senators to a maximum of two four-year terms in office
- Applies the term limits retroactively, counting any terms served prior to the amendment's adoption
Affected Parties and Impacts:
- Current and future governors, state representatives, and state senators, who would be subject to the term limits
- Voters, who would have the opportunity to vote on the proposed constitutional amendment
- The state's political landscape, which could see more frequent turnover in elected offices
Procedural and Timeline Considerations:
The proposed constitutional amendment has been referred to the Rules Committee, indicating it is still in the early stages of the legislative process.
Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.
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