31.   Fujimori decided he could run for re-election even though the constitution prohibits three consecutive terms.

32.   Fourteen states have imposed limits on the number of consecutive terms that state lawmakers can serve.

33.   Gov. Jim Hunt, also a Democrat, is departing after serving the second of two consecutive terms, creating a wide-open field with no incumbent.

34.   Gov. Bill Graves, a Republican, is in the middle of his second term and is barred by law from seeking a third consecutive term.

35.   Gov. Zell Miller, a Democrat, is prohibited by state law from running for a third consecutive term.

36.   He is barred by city term-limits from seeking or serving a third consecutive term.

37.   He persuaded Congress last year to lift a ban that had prohibited executive office holders from serving two consecutive terms.

38.   He was barred from seeking a third consecutive term by state law.

39.   He was constutionally barred from a second consecutive term, and not eligible to run again until last year.

40.   In four years, Gore hopes to succeed Clinton, who is barred by the Constitution from a third consecutive term.