Bill would give Illinois voters power to change how state is run – Illinois Policy

In 2014 more than 590,000 Illinois voters petitioned for an amendment that would have imposed an eight-year limit on state lawmakers staying in office. Despite term limits being supported by 80% of Illinoisans, it was struck down in court when the Illinois Supreme Court ruled only “structural and procedural” changes may be made to the constitution. State Rep. Tim Ozinga has filed House Joint Resolution Constitutional Amendment 18 to expand potential amendments beyond issues that are “structural and procedural.”
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sue
2 months ago

TERMS LIMITS WITHOUT A DOUBT AND LEAVE OUR CONSTITUTION ALONE!!!!

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