Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to limit the number of consecutive terms that a Member of Congress may serve.

House Votes

This proposal would change the Constitution to set a cap on how many consecutive terms a Member of Congress can serve. It doesn’t spell out the exact number of terms in the text provided, only that there would be a limit on serving back-to-back terms .

If adopted, this could increase turnover in Congress and open more seats to new candidates after a member reaches the consecutive-term cap. The document does not include timing or details on how the limit would work in practice .

• Who is affected: Members of Congress
• What changes: A limit on consecutive terms (exact number not provided)
• When: Not specified in the provided text