Two extra Home lawmakers announce they gained’t run for reelection

Two Home lawmakers introduced on Tuesday that they gained’t run for reelection, the most recent in a string of members of Congress heading for the exits.

Democratic Rep. Anna Eshoo of California mentioned in a video message that she won’t search reelection in 2024, bringing to an finish a greater than 30-year profession in Congress.

Later within the day, Republican Rep. Invoice Johnson of Ohio wrote on X that he “won’t be searching for an eighth time period in Congress,” and mentioned he has accepted a suggestion to guide Youngstown State College. Johnson mentioned he’ll “proceed serving within the Home for a number of extra months.” CNN has reached out to his workplace to ask when he plans to go away Congress.

Eshoo, who was first elected to Congress in 1992, presently represents California’s sixteenth Congressional District, a Silicon Valley Democratic stronghold. She can be a member of the Vitality and Commerce Committee and served for a decade on the San Mateo County Board of Supervisors earlier than coming to Washington.

One other California Democrat – Rep. Tony Cardenas – announced on Monday that he can even not search reelection in 2024.

“I’m selecting this stunning season of Thanksgiving to announce that I can’t search reelection – and I achieve this with a coronary heart crammed with endless gratitude,” Eshoo mentioned in her video message.

Home Democratic chief Hakeem Jeffries mentioned in a press release, “For greater than three a long time, Rep. Anna Eshoo has ably represented her constituents within the Bay Space throughout an period of large progress and alter. As a Member of Congress, Anna has exemplified Silicon Valley’s hallmark innovation and brilliance at each step of her public service journey.”

Eshoo mentioned in her video announcement that she is going to proceed “with vigor and dependable dedication” as she serves out her remaining time in Congress.

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