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| OpenAI. (2026). How long is a term for a U.S. senator? [AI-generated infographic]. OpenAI. Edited by Jennifer Gagliardi |
A term for a U.S. senator is six years. This means a senator serves in the Senate for six years before running for re-election.
Senators are elected on a regular schedule. Elections happen every two years, but not all senators run at the same time. About one-third of the Senate is elected every two years. This system helps the Senate stay stable while still allowing voters to choose new senators often.
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