CONGRESSIONAL TERM LIMITS – States findings of the Legislature and appeals to the United States Congress to call a constitutional convention of the states to propose an amendment regarding term limits.

This Idaho resolution applies to the U.S. Congress under Article V of the Constitution, requesting a convention to propose a constitutional amendment limiting congressional terms. It joins 22 other states seeking to amend the Constitution to set term limits for both House and Senate members, aggregating applications to reach the required two-thirds state threshold. The resolution formally asks Congress to call the convention but does not impose term limits itself. As a state application, it is a procedural step toward potential constitutional change, not a law.