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Fresno Mayor Jerry Dyer could be running for a third term—if voters approve a November ballot measure to extend mayoral and council term limits to 12 years. Currently capped at two consecutive four-year terms, Dyer would be out by 2029 if the measure fails. His team argues longer terms would bring stability to city governance, allowing continued progress on key initiatives like downtown revitalization, affordable housing, and crime reduction. Council President Nelson Esparza is pushing the proposal, which also ties into broader funding and development plans. The measure needs council approval this Thursday to even appear on the ballot—a pivotal moment that could reshape Fresno’s leadership for years to come.

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