the president of the united states is elected for a six year term.
the president of the united states is elected for a six year term.
who is elected for a six year term?
president of the united states
in 1978, kimball was elected to represent an area of phoenix in the arizona senate. in the 1982 general election, kimball was elected to a six year term on the arizona corporation commission for a six year term. in january 1984, his fellow commission members elected him the chairman of the board. in september 1985, kimball resigned from his position as a member of the commission. governor bruce babbitt appointed sharon megdal, a member of the university of arizona's economics faculty, to the seat.









































section::::1986 u.s. senate election.
richard kimball
on june 8, 2010, steiner won election to the orange county superior court of california. he was elected without opposition, becoming at age 36 one of the youngest elected superior court judges in california. he succeeded judge margaret anderson, who endorsed him and supported his campaign efforts. steiner began a six-year term on january 3, 2011. on june 7, 2016, steiner was re-elected, receiving broad support from the legal and political community. he was sworn into a second six year term on january 3, 2017.









































section::::misconduct and censure.
scott steiner (judge)