How many years can a Governor serve in Maryland?

Answer 1

Maryland's Governor serves a four year term and may be reelected for a second four year term. He or she (although there has yet to be she) must sit out for four years before they can take that office again.

Answer 2

Two consecitive terms, then set out for at least one term. You can then seek the office again, win your election and start over again. No one to date has done it.

Answer 3

Two terms of four years each. Then he or she must sit out for at least four years before seeking the office again. To date this has not happened.

Answer 4

Yes. The term limit is 2 consecutive terms.