For context, Vermont has two year terms for Governor.
throwawayyyyygay on
Blue is really the putin special
So_spoke_the_wizard on
Has there been cases where a governor has sat out and then returned to office?
illevirjd on
The legend should use “indefinite” or “unlimited” terms instead of “infinite” terms since it’s physically impossible to serve infinitely.
awake-shortcut27 on
Counting or not counting triple terms?
Numerous-Confusion-9 on
Interesting. Do 3+ terms still happen in practice in the red states?
TheGringoOutlaw on
Virginia amuses me because in theory two people can swap terms for governor for as long as they’re able to get elected.
kids-these-days on
Illinois: until imprisoned
2Hanks on
Virginia is so weird
Zoltarr777 on
Every public office should have term limits and an age maximum.
WakandaNowAndThen on
I like Virginia. Like yeah, you’re always welcome back but also get another job, deadbeat
Upstairs_Eagle_4780 on
Has anyone studied what the effects are of these different approaches?
gatormanmm1 on
I have never agreed with term limits for publicly voted in executives as long as the legislative branch has the sole power to tax and appropriate funds.
I honestly think a popular executive should maintain power as long as he is voted in for. I think back to one of America’s best executive’s FDR and he (and the country) really benefited from have the a leader who had the ability to see through long-term plans.
Reasonable-HB678 on
My state of Ohio, no one has attempted a third term at governor in my lifetime. And since the current occupant will end his political career upon completing his term in January, that won’t change.
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should be all yellow
term limits for all
For context, Vermont has two year terms for Governor.
Blue is really the putin special
Has there been cases where a governor has sat out and then returned to office?
The legend should use “indefinite” or “unlimited” terms instead of “infinite” terms since it’s physically impossible to serve infinitely.
Counting or not counting triple terms?
Interesting. Do 3+ terms still happen in practice in the red states?
Virginia amuses me because in theory two people can swap terms for governor for as long as they’re able to get elected.
Illinois: until imprisoned
Virginia is so weird
Every public office should have term limits and an age maximum.
I like Virginia. Like yeah, you’re always welcome back but also get another job, deadbeat
Has anyone studied what the effects are of these different approaches?
I have never agreed with term limits for publicly voted in executives as long as the legislative branch has the sole power to tax and appropriate funds.
I honestly think a popular executive should maintain power as long as he is voted in for. I think back to one of America’s best executive’s FDR and he (and the country) really benefited from have the a leader who had the ability to see through long-term plans.
My state of Ohio, no one has attempted a third term at governor in my lifetime. And since the current occupant will end his political career upon completing his term in January, that won’t change.