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HJR 31, 72nd Regular Session
Proposing a constitutional amendment to limit the number of times an official in the executive or legislative department of the state may be elected.

Last action: Coauthor Authorized

Author: Steve Ogden
Joint Author: Dianne Delisi
Coauthor: David Swinford | John Carona | Ted Kamel | Will Hartnett | Bob Rabuck | Kevin Brady | John Hirschi

Companion:

SJR 31 (Identical)

Subjects:
Governor
Legislature
Resolutions--Constitutional Amendments

House Committee: State Affairs (James Laney, Elton Bomer, David Cain, Richard Crawford, Debra Danburg, Robert Eckels, Bernard Erickson, Delwin Jones, Ken Marchant, Keith Oakley, Nicolas Perez, Robert Saunders, Curtis Seidlits, Jr.) Minutes: April 8 1991 | April 11 1991

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