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How long is a sentor's term of office?
6 years
How long is the term of a sentor?
The term of a US senator is 6 years. There is no limit to how many consecutive terms a senator can serve if re-elected.
What is the age requirement to be a us sentor?
30
What is the length of a sentor's term of office?
every two years
For how long do you elect each sentor?
about 4 years
How old do you have to be to be a sentor?
To be a sentor you have to be 30 years old
What are John McCain's previous experiences?
he is a long time serving sentor from Arizona
How old must you be to be sentor?
oldddddd!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
What is a word family for mentor?
Mentoring
In the US How long is the term of a US senator?
6 years
How long is one presidential term?
how long is each presidential term of office
To how many terms may the sentor be elected?
6 years
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