Voters turn down term limit extension for county legislators
Over 165,000 voters supported the measure, but it was outweighed by nearly 200,000 votes against, ensuring the current two-year term limit remains in place.
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Nov 6, 2024, 1:02 PM
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Over 165,000 voters supported the measure, but it was outweighed by nearly 200,000 votes against, ensuring the current two-year term limit remains in place.
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