The u. s. constitution establishes six year terms for members of the senate in order to

The US constitution establishes six year terms for members of the senate in order to “create stability”.

The six-year Senate term was supposed to create a balance - stable enough to be secured in their position without having to face re-election every two years, but with sufficient turnover to push out outmoded ideas.

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