In 1992, Missouri voters overwhelmingly approved a lifetime limit of eight years in each of the Missouri Senate and House of Representatives. Twenty years later, the Center for Ethics in Public Life’s conference “Term Limits: Two Decades of Lessons” will explore in detail the positive and negative effects of the policy on state legislative processes and participants will
develop strategies for the future. (Photo by August Jennewein)
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