San Francisco voters will decide whether to set a lifetime ceiling on how long city politicians can stay in office, closing what some see as a loophole in term limits.
The proposal on the June 2 ballot would change the City Charter that now allows members of the Board of Supervisors to serve two successive four-year terms but allows them to be elected again after four years off.
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