Anthony York | Capitol Weekly | June 17, 2010
A measure to change the state’s term-limits law failed to qualify for the November ballot, and is likely to go before voters in 2012.
The measure would allow lawmakers to serve 12 years in either legislative house and do away with the current limits of three two-year Assembly terms and two four-year Senate terms. The measure is backed by the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce and the Los Angeles County Federation of Labor. It is opposed by U.S. Term Limits.