Term limits cap the number of terms an official may serve, commonly applied to presidents, governors, and legislators. They prevent entrenched power, encourage fresh leadership, and reduce incumbent advantage. Voters gain accountability and rotation in office; challengers gain fairer openings. Critics note reduced expertise, but supporters see healthier democracy.
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