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In the City of Lumina, Mayor Amara has just completed three consecutive terms as City Mayor of Lumina City. In the upcoming elections, she intends to run for Governor of the Province of Lumina. (a) State the controlling doctrine on term limits for local elective officials under the Local Government Code, focusing on the effect of switching offices after three consecutive terms. (b) Is Mayor Amara eligible to run for Governor? Explain briefly why or why not. (c) Could she instead run for Vice Governor in the same election? Explain how term limits would apply to that office and what this means for her future eligibility to seek the governorship again.

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Yes. Term limits are per office; completing three consecutive terms as City Mayor does not bar running for Governor; the count resets when switching to a different local elective post. No. The three-term limit applies blanketly to all local elective offices within the province, so moving from mayor to governor is prohibited. Yes. She can run for Governor and, after completing a term as Governor, may run for Mayor again without restriction. No. The three-term limit also prohibits moving upward to the provincial level from mayor.

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