Proposing amendments to the Constitution of the State of Alaska relating to terms of legislators.
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This bill proposes changes to Alaska’s state constitution regarding the terms of legislators. It aims to modify existing term limits for both representatives and senators, increasing the number of terms individuals can serve. Specifically, it raises the limit for representatives to six full terms and for senators to three full terms. Additionally, the resolution includes a provision to exclude service before the 2026 amendment when calculating current term limits.
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