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State Term Limits Being Considered

Many state legislators said they would keep an open mind on a bill that would impose term limits on them. House Bill 406 filed by State Rep. Mike Nemes, R-Louisville, would limit both representatives and senators to three consecutive terms but extend the terms from two to four years for representatives and from four to six years for senators. The bill would amend the state constitution, which means voters would have to approve it. Nemes said he filed the bill because people want term limits.

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