There are no term limits imposed on US federal Senators. The longest-serving member of the federal Senate was Democratc Robery Byrd, elected in 1958 and re-elected in 1964, 1970, 1976, 1982, 1988, 1994 and 2000, before winning a ninth and final term in 2006. He died four years into his term in 2010. Had he survived until November 6 2012 and successfully ran for re-election, he would have been the only federal Senator in history to win a tenth term in office. He served in the Senate for 57 years, and this remains the longest length of service on record.
A US Senator is restricted to six years .
A US Senator must have been a citizen of the US as a natural-born citizen in order to become eligible for that office. In other words, people who are not born in the US cannot become senator.
He has held that office since 16 May 1990.
US Senator
There is no limit to the number of terms a senator can serve.
6 years
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State Senator, Illinois General Assembly; US Senator from Illinois
Senators of the US Congress are elected for 6 year terms. Then they can be reelected or not, depending upon the outcome of the election.
In the US he or she is elected to a six year term.
The term of office is six years for the US Senate.
No. He was a Russian astronaut, who never chose to run for office in the US.