Legislative Term Limits is a constitutional or statutory constraint that belongs to the category of institutional design mechanisms in state legislatures, distinguished by its specification of the maximum number of terms or years an individual may serve in a legislative office, thereby limiting continuous or cumulative tenure.
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Term limits and legislative representation
Choice Reviews Online · 1996 · 188 citations
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