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Philip Blumel: Looking back, it’s been a big year for the term limits movement. Hi, I’m Philip Blumel. Welcome to No Uncertain Terms, the official podcast of the term limits movement for the week of December 24th, 2018. Philip Blumel: The US term limits crew hopes you’re enjoying the holidays as we are. In the
We are proud so many Georgia candidates for state and federal office in 2018 have signed the Term Limits pledge. Best wishes for success in your primary election. View Georgia Pledge signers in PDF.
Term limits set a legal restriction on the length of time an elected official may hold office. Term Limits laws affect how many terms and how many years an individual may hold a specific office. Term limits laws may bar a termed out official from holding office for life or may set a time frame
Your calls and emails have attracted the legislature’s attention. But more work remains. The 2018 legislative session began January 8. Since then, U.S. Term Limits has been at the capitol visiting lawmakers and mustering support for a bill calling for Georgia to participate in a Congressional Term Limits Proposal Convention. The Good News In
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SUCCESS! HJR-23 Passed the Alabama House! Thanks to your efforts, our Term Limits on Congress resolution has passed through one chamber of the Alabama legislature. Next, we take our mission to the Alabama Senate. It must pass both chambers to launch Alabama to the forefront of states targeting Congress for term limits. Congratulations and we’ll
U.S. Term Limits (USTL), the leader in the national movement to limit terms for politicians, today called on Congress to pass the Cruz-DeSantis resolution for a congressional term limits amendment. The resolution matches President-Elect Trump’s proposed limits of three terms in the House and two terms in the Senate. “President-Elect Trump, President Obama, Speaker Ryan
Sample Application for a Congressional Term Limits Amendment Proposal Convention This is the language that state legislatures should use in a resolution to call for a term limits convention. Section 1. The legislature of [INSERT STATE NAME] hereby makes an application to Congress, as provided by Article V of the Constitution of the United States
