Limit the Minnesota governor to two four year terms

 

The purpose of this bill is to not let Minnesota governors serve unlimited.

 

As of right now 37 US states have governor term limits. Limiting governor term limits makes a governor respect his power

for the time they have it. It benefits the Minnesotan people like this: it allows for change in perspective and policies

throughout leadership giving the people a wider representation.

 

Here are some definitions. Governor: An elected leader of the state of Minnesota. Term: 4 consecutive years of severance

filling office. Elected: When a person is chosen by the majority of the people to represent them.

 

 

no funding required

 

 

Penalty/enforcement: If a candidate has already been elected twice and is running for a third term they will not be

placed on the ballot and will not have a chance of winning office.

 

 

The enacting day shall be April 6th, 2026.