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"In urban districts, and rural districts, from the east to the west, North Dakota voters gave long-serving state lawmakers more time in office while simultaneously voting to curtail their ability to do the same in the future. How in the world does that make sense?"

North Dakota voters approved a constitutional measure limiting the governor to two four-year terms and state lawmakers to eight years.

(Bismarck, ND) -- A major sponsor of North Dakota's Measure One spoke on their victory following its passing during the General Election Jared Hendrix is the chairman of the North Dakota for Term Limits Committee. He joined WDAY Midday to speak on the passage of their measure this election cycle, and explained why voters shared more support for the measure than officials in

Barnes County General Election Results 2022

Michigan lawmakers will be able to serve longer in one legislative chamber, and they and other statewide elected officials will have to annually disclose information about their finances after voters' approval of Proposal 1.The constitutional amendment was leading handily in vote counts in all…

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With nearly 60 percent of the vote in early Wednesday, ballot proposals that would change term limit laws, require financial disclosure for public officials and expand early voting in the state were drawing solid support.

Michiganders have voted to approve Proposal 1, which will change term limits for legislators and require politicians to file financial disclosure forms.

Michigan voters easily approved ballot proposals Tuesday that will change state term limit laws, require financial disclosure for public officials and expand early voting in the state.

Proposal 1 reduces the total number of years state lawmakers can spend in Lansing while increasing the time they can serve in one chamber.