If elected to the Commission in 2002, that person may, after completing that term, run for one more consecutive term. The transition to Proposition 103 may result, for a limited time, in Commissioners reaching their two-term limit after serving anywhere from six to ten consecutive years. These differences naturally result from a limit based on the number of terms served, when the terms are for different lengths of time. The two additional members of the Corporation Commission authorized by Proposition 103 will be elected in 2002. Proposition 103 did not create any vacancies to be filled by the Governor.
Commissioners are now eligible to serve two consecutive terms rather than one.
If a person who was elected to a six-year term is out of office for a period of time before seeking a second term, that person may then run for two consecutive terms. Janet Napolitano Attorney General 1. Arizona Secretary of State, Publicity Pamphlet for the general election of nov. Any person who serves one half or more of a term shall be considered to have served one term for purposes of this section. This limitation shall apply to terms of office beginning on or after January 1, 1993.