Lee County: three-consecutive-term limit for county constitutional officers
Lee County · Lee County County · November 3, 2026
The question on your ballot
County Charter Amendment Section 3.1 “Elected County Constitutional Offices”; limiting the number of consecutive terms of the County Constitutional Officers; amendment would limit County Constitutional Officers to serving no more than three (3) consecutive four-year terms in office. No previous term in office which is in progress as of November 2026, shall be considered a term of service for purposes of the limitations contained herein.
In plain language
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This Lee County charter amendment would limit County Constitutional Officers to no more than three (3) consecutive four-year terms in office. It changes Section 3.1 of the county charter, which covers these elected county offices. A term already in progress as of November 2026 would not count toward the limit. A YES vote sets the three-term limit, while a NO vote does not add this limit to the charter.
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