The state overseer's term of office shall be for __________ years.

• A. One
• B. Three
• C. Two
• D. Four

Answer: (C)

Two years. This length gives the state overseer enough time to lead, implement plans, and build relationships across the state, while still fitting into a regular cycle for accountability and renewal. A shorter term, like one year, wouldn’t allow enough time to establish programs and trust, whereas longer terms such as three or four years could slow turnover and adaptability to changing needs. So, two years is the chosen term length.