Suffolk Voters Approve Ballot Measure
Suffolk County voters approved a referendum to extend the length of terms for county legislators from two to four years.
Winners in the Suffolk races will serve a truncated three-year term and can run for reelection in 2028.
- Voters decided on a referendum, Proposition 2, which extends the length of terms for county legislators.
- Statewide, voters considered amending the state Constitution to allow an Olympic sports complex in the Adirondack forest preserve.
Development in the Adirondack Park requires constitutional permission.
Author's summary: Suffolk voters approved a ballot measure extending legislative terms.
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