How many terms of office can a congressman serve?

Answer 1

There is no limit to how many terms a congressman can serve. All congressmen are subject to elections (Representatives face election every 2 years, Senators every 6), but if they are not defeated they can stay as long as they want.

Answer 2

There are no term limits on offices in the House of Representatives. A representative may continue to serve so long as he continues to be reelected by his district. The longest continually serving representative is, as of 2012, John Dingell (D-MI), serving since 1955, a tenure of about 57 years.

Answer 3

you smell! btw!

Answer 4

The men and women of Congress can serve unlimited terms. As long as they keep getting elected, they can serve.

Answer 5

Way too many, imho.

There are no term limits for members of the U. S. Congress.

Answer 6

how many terms of office can a congressman serve

Answer 7

Senators are six years and house members are two years.

They are free to serve as many terms as they care to try for, assuming their voting public decides they may stay.

Answer 8

No matter what their previous job was, no one can be elected president more than twice.

Answer 9

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