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As the momentum for congressional term limits continues to accelerate, it’s clear that the bubble isolating Washington from its constituents is about to pop. So far, 14 states have officially called for an amendment-proposing convention limited solely to the subject of congressional term limits. Arizona and Kansas joined the movement in 2026, proving its relevance
By Siah Correa Hemphill Trust in government is under unprecedented strain. Across New Mexico—from Silver City to Albuquerque to Las Cruces—families and small business owners are calling for nationwide representation that is more responsive, transparent, and accountable. This concern doesn’t pertain to specific political parties or individual leaders; residents share a broader, institutional concern about
There is a powerful, undeniable consensus sweeping across the United States: Americans are ready to structural reform how Washington works. According to the latest NPR/PBS News/Marist Poll, an overwhelming majority of national adults are demanding both constitutional term limits and maximum age limits for members of the United States House of Representatives and Senate. In
The bipartisan momentum for congressional term limits just got a major boost from the Last Frontier. Former Alaska Congresswoman and current U.S. Senate candidate Mary Peltola has officially launched a sweeping anti-corruption platform, putting term limits for members of Congress front and center. At a recent campaign rally in Juneau, reported by the Alaska Beacon,
The grassroots movement for government accountability just scored a massive victory in the Pelican State. This fall, Louisiana voters will have the historic opportunity to permanently close a glaring loophole in their state constitution. On Tuesday, May 26, the Louisiana State Senate overwhelmingly passed House Bill 225 (HB 225) with a bipartisan, 28–10 supermajority vote.
In a country that feels more divided than ever, we support a solution that nearly every American can agree on. Unfortunately, it’s not a celebration—it’s a wake-up call. New data reveals a staggering “Ethics Gap” between the people of the United States and the people who represent them in Washington. When asked to compare the
Why Record-Low Approval Demands Term Limits The latest data from Gallup tells a story of a governing body that has almost completely lost the faith of the people it serves. As of 2026, congressional approval has plummeted to a staggering low of 10%, while disapproval has surged to 86%. This isn’t just a “rough patch”
in Blog, In The News, USTL Blog, north dakota, News, Press Releases Age Limits for Congress Makes June 11 Ballot Posted March 18, 2024 506Views 0Reactions 0Comments by Donna Velasco ShareXFacebook Edit Immediate Release March 18, 2024 Contact: Jared Hendrix Phone: 701-354-7784 info@retirecongressnorthdakota.com North Dakota Congressional Age Limits Amendment Approved for June 11th Primary Vote
“A leader who believes they are the only person capable of running a country has already failed that country. Power is a loan from the people, not a permanent possession.” — Péter Magyar, Election Night 2026. (The Guardian)
While the public often focuses on the $174,000 base salary and high-stakes political debates, the life of a U.S. Representative or Senator comes with a unique suite of benefits designed to support the demanding nature of federal service…
