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Fresno Mayor Pushes for Term Limits Change | Fresno News
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Fresno’s mayor, Jerry Dyer, is pushing to scrap term limits, seeking a third term by 2028 and proposing a ballot measure that would let mayors and council members serve up to three consecutive terms—or 12 years total. While Dyer argues continuity is vital for effective governance, critics like Council President Nelson Esparza say it’s about closing loopholes and preventing lifetime politicians. The council must vote to put the measure on the ballot, with voters deciding in November. The proposal includes a smart loophole: partial terms don’t count toward the 12-year cap, ensuring no one can game the system. This is a pivotal moment for Fresno’s future leadership—will voters prioritize stability over turnover?
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