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U.S. Term Limits
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- 1Jamee Decio Pledges to Support Congressional Term Limits▼Jamee Decio Pledges to Support Term Limits on Congress
Jamee Decio has signed a pledge to support term limits for members of the U.S. Congress. The commitment was announced by U.S. Term Limits, the advocacy group that campaigns for constitutional amendments capping how long lawmakers can serve. Backers of term limits argue they would reduce career politics in Washington, while opponents contend they restrict voter choice.
- 2Rep. Ana-Maria Ramos Pledges Support for Congressional Term Limits▼Rep. Ana-Maria Ramos Pledges to Support Congressional Term Limits
Texas Congresswoman Ana-Maria Ramos has pledged to support congressional term limits, according to U.S. Term Limits, the advocacy group pushing for the reform. The group campaigns for legislation that would cap the number of years lawmakers can serve in Congress, an issue with long-standing public support but stalled momentum on Capitol Hill.
- 3Former Congressman Francis Rooney joins U.S. Term Limits board▼Personnel note: Francis Rooney joins U.S. Term Limits Board of Directors
Francis Rooney, a former Republican congressman from Florida who served from 2017 to 2021, has joined the board of directors of U.S. Term Limits, the advocacy group pushing congressional term limit amendments. The organization announced the personnel addition, and it is being noted in Florida political circles given Rooney's previous House tenure and advocacy on government reform issues.
- 4Shelly Arnoldi Pledges Support for Congressional Term Limits●Shelly Arnoldi Pledges to Support Term Limits on Congress
Shelly Arnoldi has signed a pledge to support term limits for members of Congress, committing to back legislation that would cap how long lawmakers can serve in Washington. The pledge was announced through U.S. Term Limits, the advocacy group that pushes candidates and officeholders to commit to the reform. Term limits remain a recurring campaign issue, with supporters arguing they would reduce careerism and bring fresh voices to Congress.