There is no fixed term of office for Senators in Australia. A Senator's term starts on the day of a general election for the House of Representatives and ends the day before the next such election day, which could be anywhere between two and a half years up to six years.
However, the reason there is no fixed term is that Parliament does not run to a fixed schedule: it is entirely up to the government of the day when they will hold an election within certain parameters. A Senator is usually there for two parliaments, but the parliament can be almost any length of time. The Governor general has the final say on when the election will occur.
6 year term
For what office? Congressmen, Senators and Presidents all have different terms of office
there is no term for senators sherrod brown has been in office for 2 decades.
six years
Congressmen and Senators in the US have no term limits.
There are two senators (sometimes misspelled as senter's ) elected from each state. The term of office of a senator is six years.
United States Senators serve a term of six years in office.
The term of office for US Senators is six years; there are no term limits. A Senator may serve as long as the voters of his (or her) state continue electing him, provided he is not removed from office for misconduct.
There are two senators (sometimes misspelled as senter's ) elected from each state. The term of office of a senator is six years.
6 years
The 33 members of the Ohio State Senate serve for 4-year terms. The 2 Senators who represent Ohio in the US Senate serve for 6-year terms, as do the US Senators representing all the other states in the Union.
(in the US) 6 years.