Onondaga County Executive Ryan McMahon is proposing to put two bills to voters regarding term limits for county offices as the issue continues to put him and county legislature Democrats at odds.
In a statement Tuesday, McMahon idealized that two separate ballot questions would be asked of voters in the 2027 elections. One would establish three four-year term limits and the other would establish a four four-year term limit for both the county executive and county comptroller.
“If voters reject both proposals, there would be no term limits. If one proposal receives majority support, it takes effect. If both receive majority
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