Twelve states have formally adopted resolutions calling for an amendment to the U. S. Constitution to establish term limits for members of Congress.

The claim that twelve states have formally adopted resolutions to call for a constitutional amendment establishing term limits for members of Congress is accurate based on current information from 2025. These states have passed resolutions through their legislatures applying for a convention to propose such an amendment, reflecting a growing movement to limit congressional terms. This effort is supported by various lawmakers and has been formalized in multiple joint resolutions introduced in the 118th and 119th Congress sessions. Key points include:

This coordinated state-level action aligns with ongoing federal legislative efforts to amend the Constitution regarding congressional term limits.