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Yes- California has a lifetime term limit of two four year terms. In fact, current Governor Gavin Newsom (as of 4/14/25), will have served two terms by the next gubernatorial election (11/3/26), so he will be ineligible to run for reelection. Additionally, there will be no incumbents running in that race.
Yes- Colorado has a term limit of two consecutive four year terms. In fact, current Governor Jared Polis (as of 4/14/25), will have served two terms by the next gubernatorial election (11/3/26), so he will be ineligible to run for reelection.
Kelly Ayotte is the current governor of New Hampshire, a role that currently does not have term limits in that state— allowing for indefinite service. As of 4/11/25, Ayotte has served a few months since her first term this year.
Tim Walz is the current governor of Minnesota, a role that currently does not have term limits in that state— allowing for indefinite service. As of 4/11/25, Walz has served six years since his first term in 2019.
Maura Healey is the current governor of Massachusetts, a role that currently does not have term limits in that state— allowing for indefinite service. As of 4/11/25, Healey has served two years since her first term in 2023.
Kim Reynolds is the current governor of Iowa, a role that currently does not have term limits in that state— allowing for indefinite service. As of 4/11/25, Reynolds has served eight years since her first term in 2017.
JB Pritzker is the current governor of Illinois, a role that currently does not have term limits in that state— allowing for indefinite service. As of 4/11/25, Pritzker has served six years since his first term in 2019.
Brad Little is the current governor of Idaho, a role that currently does not have term limits in that state— allowing for indefinite service. As of 4/11/25, Little has served six years since his first term in 2019.
Ned Lamont is the current governor of Connecticut, a role that currently does not have term limits in that state— allowing for indefinite service. As of 4/11/25, Lamont has served six years since his first term in 2019.
The Governor of Texas faces no term limits. This means that an individual, in this case Gov. Greg Abbott (who has been in office nearly a decade), can serve multiple consecutive terms if re-elected. Here are some key points: No Term Limits: The Texas Constitution does not impose any restrictions on the number of terms
