Bill > HB366

This bill proposes an amendment to the Maryland Constitution to limit the number of consecutive terms a person can serve as a Senator or Delegate to three. It specifies that if a person has served more than three years of a term, that person shall be considered to have been elected to a full term for the purpose of the term limit. The bill also includes temporary provisions to implement the term limit amendments, including allowing a person elected to three or more consecutive terms in the 2022 election to serve during the term beginning in 2023. The proposed amendment must be submitted to and approved by the qualified voters of Maryland.