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According to an NPR analysis, close to 100 lawmakers will not return for the next Congress, primarily due to record retirements and primary election defeats. This marks a significant turnover in congressional representation.
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According to an NPR analysis, close to 100 lawmakers will not return for the next Congress, primarily due to record retirements and primary election defeats. This marks a significant turnover in congressional representation.
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A tumultuous congressional primary season closes with record departures and defeats
Close to 100 Lawmakers Depart Ahead of Next Congress Due to Retirements and Primary Defeats