Constitutional Amendment to Limit Governor and Lieutenant Governor to Two Terms
Plain-English Summary
This proposed constitutional amendment would limit the offices of governor and lieutenant governor in Minnesota to two terms. If approved, the term limits would apply to candidates elected beginning in 2026.
What each outcome does
If this amendment passes, future governors and lieutenant governors, starting with those elected in 2026, will be limited to serving a maximum of two terms in office.
If this amendment fails, there will be no constitutional term limits for the offices of governor and lieutenant governor in Minnesota, maintaining the current system where no term limits are specified.
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