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2.4 Executive Term Limits

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Term limits regulate how long executives may remain in office. They can encourage rotation and constrain personal rule, but they may weaken late term influence or prompt leaders to alter constitutional rules.

Compare constitutional design with political practice across the six AP course countries.

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