Voters turn down term limit extension for county legislators
Over 165,000 voters supported the measure, but it was outweighed by nearly 200,000 votes against, ensuring the current two-year term limit remains in place.
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Nov 6, 2024, 1:02 PM
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Updated 16 days ago
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yesterdayIn Tuesday's election, Westchester County residents decisively rejected a proposed amendment to extend county legislators' terms from two to four years.
Over 165,000 voters supported the measure, but it was outweighed by nearly 200,000 votes against, ensuring the current two-year term limit remains in place.
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