Abolition of Term Limits for Mayors and City Presidents
This bill aims to remove the restriction that limited mayors and city presidents to two terms in office. This means citizens will be able to vote for the same candidates without term limits, increasing their freedom of choice and allowing experienced local government officials to continue their work.
Key points
Mayors and city presidents will be able to seek re-election an unlimited number of times, without the previous two-term limit.
This change aims to restore full freedom of choice to citizens in local government elections.
The law will come into force 14 days after its announcement, meaning the changes will apply to upcoming local elections that would have been subject to this restriction.
Status:
In Progress
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