Senator Ted Cruz Reintroduces Amendment Imposing Term Limits

Senator Ted Cruz reintroduced an amendment on Monday imposing term limits on members of Congress and was backed with support by several of his colleagues in the Senate.

According to the proposed amendment, Senators would be limited to two six-year terms and Representatives would be given a limit of three two-year terms.

Today my colleagues and I reintroduced a constitutional amendment to impose #TermLimits on Members of Congress. The amendment would limit U.S. senators to two six-year terms and members of the U.S. House of Representatives to three two-year terms. pic.twitter.com/1izmg5EQ6B

— Senator Ted Cruz (@SenTedCruz) January 25, 2021

Cruz’s amendment is currently being supported by Senators Marco Rubio, Mike Braun, Todd Young, Pat Toomey, and Rick Scott.

Indiana Republican Senators Mike Braun and Todd Young joined GOP Sens (Cruz, Toomey, Rubio & Florida's Rick Scott), on a Constitutional amendment to impose term limits on members of Congress.

Senators limited to two 6-year terms.
House Representatives to three 2-year terms. pic.twitter.com/r7d3XYF6p7

— Brett Allega (@BrettSpeaksOut) January 26, 2021

Cruz has also spoken in support of imposing a lifetime ban on any member of Congress from pursuing a career as a lobbyist after they leave their political office.

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