Voters can set practical term limits on a US Senator or Congressman by voting him or her out of office in the general election. There is no way to pass a law or state constitutional amendment that imposes legal limits on their terms, however, because the US Supreme Court found that unconstitutional in US Term Limits Inc., v. Thornton, (1995).
Term limits can only be imposed on members of Congress (Senators and Representatives) by Constitutional amendment.
7 years. An far off
no term limits
Until you die or are no longer elected. There are no term limits for either house of Congress.
Congress does not have term limits, and may serve in their position until replaced by the voters.
Congress does not have time limits. Individual congressmen have time limits in the sense that their term of office runs out, but Congress itself can take as much time as it likes.
constitutional amendments
As of 2012, there are no term limits for Congress.
Term limits
Voters can set practical term limits on a US Senator or Congressman by voting him or her out of office in the general election. There is no way to pass a law or state constitutional amendment that imposes legal limits on their terms, however, because the US Supreme Court found that unconstitutional in US Term Limits Inc., v. Thornton, (1995).For more information, see Related Questions, below.
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