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A senator has a six year term limit. However, there are no set amount of terms a senator can serve. Thus, they can serve as many terms as they are elected to.A senator has a six year term limit. However, there are no set amount of terms a senator can serve. Thus, they can serve as many terms as they are elected to.A senator has a six year term limit. However, there are no set amount of terms a senator can serve. Thus, they can serve as many terms as they are elected to.A senator has a six year term limit. However, there are no set amount of terms a senator can serve. Thus, they can serve as many terms as they are elected to.A senator has a six year term limit. However, there are no set amount of terms a senator can serve. Thus, they can serve as many terms as they are elected to.A senator has a six year term limit. However, there are no set amount of terms a senator can serve. Thus, they can serve as many terms as they are elected to.
It is unlimited. As long as he wants and is elected.
A US senator's term is six years, with a maximum of two terms.
Six years is the terms they are elected for.
For as many terms as they're elected to serve.
President Obama was first elected as a state senator in Illinois in 1996. After serving three terms, he was elected as a U.S. senator in 2004. He then ran for president in 2008 and won, and ran again in 2012 and was re-elected.
Unlimited, there are no term limits in the senate, that's why we have people like Senator Bird. He is 90 something and still active.
He was a state senator for Illinois, and was elected from the city of Chicago. He served three terms in the state senate and then ran for the US senate, getting elected in 2004.
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.
They have 6 year terms and as long as they are elected they can serve. No retirement age.
No Limits on U.S. Senators. They serve 6 year terms, but have no limits on how many terms they can serve.
The two US senators were both in their first terms from 2013 to 2017:Ron Johnson (R), senior senator, elected to a term from 2011 to 2017, re-elected for 2017 to 2023.Tammy Baldwin (D), junior senator, elected to a term from 2013 to 2019.