GAMC Polls

Term limits are often discussed as a way to encourage new leadership, reduce long-term political entrenchment, and restore public trust in government. At the same time, questions remain about experience, voter choice, and how any term limit policy should be applied. This poll asks members to share their views on whether term limits are needed, where they should apply, and whether any new limits should apply only to future terms or also count prior years in office.

The survey will be closed on 7/31/2026 at 12:00 AM.

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Do you support term limits for elected officials?

Yes

No

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Please select an answer to the question "Do you support term limits for elected officials?".

If term limits are adopted, should they apply to:

Federal offices

State offices

Local offices

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Should term limits apply to members of Congress?

Yes, both the House and Senate

Yes, the House only

Yes, the Senate only

No

Unsure

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If term limits are created, should they be prospective or retrospective?

Prospective only, counting future terms after the rule is adopted

Retrospective, counting prior years already served

A combination approach

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What is your main reason for supporting or opposing term limits

Encourage new leadership	Reduce career politics
Preserve voter choice	Protect experienced leadership
Reduce special-interest influence	Unsure

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