Sentences with phrase «term limit laws»

253 state representatives were ineligible to run for re-election in November because of term limit laws in their state.

186 current state representatives were ineligible to run for re-election in 2016 because of term limit laws in their state.

A total of 96 state senators are ineligible to run for re-election in 2018 because of term limit laws in their state.

He is prevented by term limit laws from running for re-election in 2018.

«I don't feel this year's budget was great for the East End,» said Mr. Schneiderman, who was just re-elected to a sixth and final two - year term in office under term limit laws.

Mr. Nuzzi has been on the Southampton Town Board for eight years, and thus, can not serve any longer as a councilman under that town's term limit laws.

Brewer initially considered mounting a legal challenge to the term limit laws barring her from seeking a second consecutive four - year term, but ultimately conceded the issue.

The current speaker, Melissa Mark - Viverito, who is to deliver her State of the City address on Thursday, can not run for re-election because of the term limits law; several other prominent Council members are also serving their last term.

Bloomberg campaigned to change the city's term limits law, and was elected to his third term in 2009 as an Independent candidate on the Republican ballot line.

Mayor Michael Bloomberg can not run for re-election because of the city's term limits law, while Public Advocate Bill de Blasio and Comptroller John Liu are both running for Mayor rather than seeking re-election to their current offices.

To hear Catsimatidis tell it, Bloomberg personally came to him after deciding he had no chance at winning the White House and asked for his support in pushing to change the term limits law to facilitate a third term.

But the two have not always agreed on policy: Mr. Liu opposed rewriting the term limits law, while Mr. Felder vigorously supported doing so.

That despite Bloomberg's having steamrolled a City Council repeal of the term limits law voted for twice by the electorate and the Democrat being outspent 10 to one by -LSB-...]

«It is clear from the plain and unambiguous language of the Term Limits Law that it has not and does not prohibit a sitting elected official from seeking a different town office from the one they currently hold,» Colaiacovo wrote.

«It's been a long 12 years, it should have been eight,» he added in a jab at Quinn for orchestrating a 2008 City Council vote that altered the city's term limits law from two four - year terms for officeholders to three.

The town's term limit law allows elected officials to serve only two consecutive terms of four years each in the same public office.

After advancing legislation that overturned the term limits law ---- allowing both Bloomberg and herself another four years in power ---- Quinn faced an unusually tough Democratic primary in 2009, garnering just over half the vote in a three - way race.

A state court ruled the DA's office is not subject to a county term limits law.

Greenfield is also in a unique position due to a loophole in the term limits law.

Mr. Klein's camp, in response to the mailer, bashed Mr. Koppell for authoring the bill to temporarily repeal a city term limits law, an unpopular move citywide.

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Exactly 20 years ago, just as Cisco's John Chambers took the reins as CEO, the U.S. Supreme Court rejected term limits for Congressional leaders, wiping off the books laws in 23 states limiting the terms of office for U.S. legislators.

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Though no state laws require term limits for park commissioners, Hurtado said he plans to discuss the possibility of the park board enacting its own policy to set term limits.

The Republican - controlled Senate on Tuesday passed a bill that would enshrine its term limits rule in state law for leadership posts in the Legislature.

At this point, there was a significant push to enshrine the office as a two term limit for the sake of changing status quo and in 1951 they drafted an amendment to the constitution doing just that (Though it allowed the incumbent FDR and VP Truman to be exempt from this law until they were voted out, though this did not happen.

Also, chancellor (Mrs Merkel) is not the most powerful position according to the German law - it's only third after president (Mr Steinmeier - 2 term limit) and president of the parliament (Mr Schäuble - no limit).

Another common refrain in the Bronx, that was also expressed in Staten Island, was strong opposition to the revision of the city's term - limits law that allowed elected officials, including Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, to seek a third term.

If Miner wanted to seek a change in term limits, she could attempt to persuade at least five of the nine voting councilors to repeal or amend the law.

And the decision to change the law on term limits, while necessary to run for a third term, was unpopular.

Maude was so keen to talk about the strike, in fact, that he encouraged the public to break the law by keeping over the legal limit of gasoline in their home, encouraged panic buying at petrol forecourts and, worst of all, used a series of terms which the public found baffling and posh, including the word «supper».

ALBANY — Many supporters of the state referendum to convene a constitutional convention are citing as reason the possibilities to diminish incumbent - friendly campaign finance laws, enact term limits and end gerrymandered districts.

The term limit debate heated up again in 2008 when Mayor Michael Bloomberg, citing the struggling economy, successfully mounted an effort to extend term limits through a Council law which benefitted himself, the Council members and citywide office holders.

Ekweremadu urged African leaders to respect term limits, saying, «Many African leaders do not seem to care about the law of diminishing returns, but you can never cheat nature.»

Baroni has argued that any passage of term limits must come from a vote of the Town Board and not by referendum, citing Section 81 of the consolidated laws.

Dashing Rudy's dreams of dominion (2001): When «America's mayor» proposed an unsanctioned third term so he could keep calming the city into 2002 — and block a Democrat from his office — Silver refuses to schedule a vote on amending term - limit laws until after the Democrats had agreed on a nominee.

Instead, Astorino, the Republican county executive of Westchester took a direct shot at the Legislature, releasing a 10 - point ethics reform package that called for everything from term limits and a less generous state pension system for state lawmakers to an overhaul of the state's Byzantine campaign finance laws.

The voters of Yonkers have already made two pubic votes on term limits; the first to set up the law, and a second attempt to overturn term limits failed.

The term limits supporters attorney, Lewis Oliver, disagrees with Baroni's interpretation of the law.

According to the proposed local law, the term limit for legislators would be 12 consecutive years of service, which is six (6) two - year terms.