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Term limits is a nonpartisan election reform supported by more than 80% of Americans. Polling consistently shows support from 79% Democrats, 85% Republicans, and 85% Independents. While U.S. Term Limits is a staunchly non-partisan organization, sometimes the topic is touted as right of center. We want to celebrate here the many prominent Democrats who are
Yes- Oklahoma has a lifetime term limit of two four year terms. At present, current Governor Kevin Stitt (as of 4/14/25), will not be eligible to run for governor in the next gubernatorial election (11/4/26) because he would have served both terms by then.
Yes- Virginia has a lifetime term limit of one four year term. At present, current Governor Glenn Youngkin (as of 4/14/25), is serving his term, so he will not be eligible to run for reelection in the next gubernatorial election on 11/4/25.
Yes- Nevada has a lifetime term limit of two four year terms. At present, current Governor Joe Lombardo (as of 4/14/25), has served one term, so he will be eligible to run for reelection in the next gubernatorial election on 11/3/26.
Yes- Wyoming has a consecutive term limit of two four year terms with a mandatory one term pause. At present, current Governor Mark Gordon (as of 4/14/25), will have served two terms by the next gubernatorial election (11/3/26), so he will be ineligible to run for reelection.
Yes- Tennessee has a consecutive term limit of two four year terms. At present, current Governor Bill Lee (as of 4/14/25), will have served two terms by the next gubernatorial election (11/3/26), so he will be ineligible to run for reelection.
Yes- South Carolina has a consecutive term limit of two four year terms. At present, current Governor Henry McMaster (as of 4/14/25), will have served two terms by the next gubernatorial election (11/3/26), so he will be ineligible to run for reelection.
Yes- Ohio has a consecutive term limit of two four year terms. At present, current Governor Mike DeWine (as of 4/14/25), will have served two terms by the next gubernatorial election (11/3/26), so he will be ineligible to run for reelection.
Yes- New Mexico has a consecutive term limit of two four year terms. At present, current Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham (as of 4/14/25), will have served two terms by the next gubernatorial election (11/3/26), so she will be ineligible to run for reelection.
Yes- New Jersey has a consecutive term limit of two four year terms. At present, current Governor Phil Murphy (as of 4/14/25), will have served two terms by the next gubernatorial election (11/4/25), so he will be ineligible to run for reelection.
