Term Limits Proposed for Del. Legislators, Statewide Elected Office-Holders

Delaware lawmakers consider term limits for state officials, legislators

A proposed amendment to the Delaware Constitution would set term limits for state lawmakers and several statewide elected positions, including the attorney general and state treasurer.

Term limits proposed for Del. legislators, statewide elected office-holders

There's talk of term limits in the Delaware General Assembly...

GOP legislator introduces term limit constitutional amendment

Senator Eric Buckson, R-South Dover, on Tuesday introduced Senate Bill 222 a proposed amendment to the Delaware Constitution that would add term limits for members of the Delaware General Assembly and statewide elected offices.

Senator Buckson Introduces Constitutional Amendment to Establish Term Limits in Delaware

Senator Eric Buckson has introduced Senate Bill 222, a proposed constitutional amendment that would establish term limits for Delaware lawmakers and several statewide offices. The bill would limit state senators to five terms, state representatives to eight terms, and impose two-term limits on the attorney general, insurance commissioner, auditor of accounts, and state treasurer. If adopted, the limits would apply only to future service. The pro…