For far too long, we've watched as lifelong politicians continue to occupy seats in Congress with little change or progress. This lack of turnover stifles fresh ideas and impedes necessary reforms that reflect the evolving needs of our nation. This is not just a political issue; it's an issue that affects the core of our democracy, and as voters, our voices ought to be heard.

I am calling on my fellow Americans to urge election officials in every state to include a simple yes or no question on the next presidential election ballot: "Do you support implementing a 20-year term limit for Senate and House members in Congress?" This measure will pave the way for experienced and fresh leaders alike to collaborate for the betterment of our country.

According to a report by the Congressional Research Service, as of January 2021, more than 67% of the Senate and 51% of the House of Representatives have served longer than 10 years. The notion of lifelong careers in the legislature is counterproductive to fostering a vibrant legislative process and ultimately undermines the system's capacity for innovation and progress.

Introducing term limits will ensure that new perspectives continually replace stagnation, driving policies that are in tune with modern challenges. Moreover, it will promote accountability and transparency, encouraging elected officials to prioritize their constituents' will over their longstanding political tenure.

Let our voices rise above the status quo and empower voters to decide the future of our leadership. Sign this petition today to add a question of term limits on the ballot, and reclaim the democratic process for all Americans. Your support can ignite the change we desperately need.