You Vote: Are you concerned about the number of lawmakers retiring? Vote now in the poll below. By Just the News staff Published: January 6, 2024 4:00pm Article Dig Deeper Over 40 members of Congress have announced their intentions not to seek reelection in the next election cycle, with Colorado Republican Rep. Doug Lamborn becoming one of the latest on Friday. Are you concerned about the number of lawmakers retiring? Choices Highly concerned Moderately concerned Slightly concerned Not concerned at all Not sure Leave this field blank The Facts Inside Our Reporter's Notebook Links announced becoming Related Articles Congress Biden DOJ, Jack Smith obtained data on 639K donors in Arctic Frost probe: Grassley By Steven Richards Congress DOJ issues subpoenas, including family members, in investigation of Rep. Omar's immigration status By Kevin Killough Congress Dem Rep. Ilhan Omar's team got birthdate changed in public records after she was elected to House By Misty Severi Top Stories Politics & Policy White House press secretary Katie Zacharia out after five tumultuous days on the job Crime Father who stopped Oregon school shooter hailed as 'absolute hero' Sponsored Join AMAC — The conservative voice for freedom, faith, and America’s future Russia and Ukraine Scandals Impeaching Impeachment: Declassified memos challenge key witness testimony from 2019 Trump case Local Transgender teacher convicted of threatening 'murder spree' at school, media bury gender identity Trending Impeaching Impeachment: Declassified memos challenge key witness testimony from 2019 Trump case Kamala Harris admits to far-left ideas that Democrats will impose on America if elected Canadian PM Carney claims US is trying to break country as Alberta votes on secession referendum ICE officer shot by 72-year-old California resident faces four charges New York Democrats, Mamdani urge private parking lot owners in NYC to ban ICE officers Just the News Spotlight Just News, No Noise Elections You Vote: Between the Michigan and Texas Senate races, which Republican is most likely to win? Politics & Policy Trump denies ordering limitations on Starshield for Ukraine Politics & Policy Scaramucci reacts to Zacharia's ouster Diplomacy Kristi Noem moves into senior advisor role at State Department Politics & Policy Army submits proposal to restore Confederate Memorial to Arlington Cemetery Support Just the News The Latest From the States Fast moving wildfire burns homes in California's Orange County Crime Oregon officials say school shooter used to be a special needs student at Silver Rail Elementary Security Deputy Secret Service director to leave agency after 18 months in position
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