Twenty-Second Amendment Limits U.S. Presidential Terms
Source: Twenty-second Amendment | US Presidential Term Limits (2025-06-24)
The Twenty-second Amendment to the U.S. Constitution establishes the maximum number of terms a president can serve, effectively limiting presidents to two terms in office. This amendment was created to prevent any individual from holding the presidency for an extended period, ensuring regular leadership change. The excerpt references Britannica's coverage of the Twenty-second Amendment and its role in shaping presidential term limits. It highlights the importance of this constitutional rule in maintaining democratic governance and preventing potential overreach by executive leaders.
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