Question

Which statement best explains how many terms a governor can serve in office?
A. The governor serves a two-year term and can serve an unlimited amount of terms in
office.
B. The governor serves a four-year term in office but can only serve twice.
C. The governor serves a two-year term and can only serve one term at a time.
D. The governor serves a four-year term and can only serve twice in a row, although he or she
could run again after waiting a term or terms.

Answer 1

D

Most states set a four-year term and limit governors to two consecutive terms, though rules vary by state (two-year terms in NH/VT, some states have lifetime limits or different restrictions).