Term limits provided for governor and lieutenant governor, and constitutional amendment proposed.

This bill proposes to set term limits for the governor and lieutenant governor of Minnesota, meaning they would only be allowed to serve a certain number of terms in office. Additionally, it suggests a change to the state constitution to formalize these limits. The goal is to promote fresh leadership and prevent individuals from holding office for too long.

Supporters of the bill argue that term limits are essential for encouraging new ideas and perspectives in state leadership. They believe that limiting the time someone can serve will help prevent the concentration of power and make the political system more responsive to the needs of the public.

Critics of the bill contend that term limits could lead to a loss of experienced leadership and institutional knowledge. They argue that voters should have the right to decide who serves in these positions, and that imposing limits could hinder effective governance and continuity in leadership.