Passed in 1990 with 67 percent voting in favor of it, Oklahoma's term limits law allows for a total of 12 years to be spent between both chambers.

This year, Senator Mary Easley (D-Tulsa) introduced SJR 3, which if passed, would place a question on the next ballot asking for the repeal of term limits.  The bill was introduced on February 2 and referred to the Rules Committee on February 10.

THREAT LEVEL:     This bill will not likely see movement.  Senator Easley is in her last term and has had no real legislative victories to brag about.  This is likely a last ditch effort to leave a legacy in the Senate.