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Encyclopedia > Term of office

Term of office refers to the length of time a person (usually a politician) serves in a particular office.


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Measure I: Four-year Term of Office for Mayor - Los Angeles County, CA (353 words)
Measure I: Four-year Term of Office for Mayor - Los Angeles County, CA This is an archive of a past election.
Ballot Measure I seeks to extend the term of office for the elected mayor of the City of South EI Monte from two years to four years.
If this measure is adopted, the term for mayor would be four years, and would coincide with the term of office of the other City Councilmembers.
Alaska Division of Community Advocacy (1143 words)
Term of office refers to the length of time that an elected official serves as a member of the governing body.
If the term of office is changed during an incumbent's term, the change does not take effect until after their term expires.
Unless there is an ordinance ratified by the voters allowing term limits, no limit may be placed on the total number of terms or number of consecutive terms a voter may serve on the governing body either as a council or assembly member or mayor.
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