Feinstein to Retire, Pelosi Seeks Reelection as Congress' Oldest Members Face Questions About Tenure

Senator Dianne Feinstein of California, at 90, is currently the oldest member of Congress. She plans to retire.
Representative Nancy Pelosi, 83, former House Speaker, surprised some by announcing she'll seek a 20th term in 2024.
Senator Mitch McConnell, 81, has batted away questions about his health after twice freezing on camera.
A couple of the oldest members plan to retire in 2024, but most have not indicated they will leave.
The oldest members include Feinstein, Grassley, Napolitano, Pascrell, Norton, Rogers, Waters, Hoyer, Pelosi, Clyburn, and more.

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Feinstein to Retire, Pelosi Seeks Reelection as Congress' Oldest Members Face Questions About Tenure

Senator Dianne Feinstein of California, at 90, is currently the oldest member of Congress. She plans to retire.
Representative Nancy Pelosi, 83, former House Speaker, surprised some by announcing she'll seek a 20th term in 2024.
Senator Mitch McConnell, 81, has batted away questions about his health after twice freezing on camera.
A couple of the oldest members plan to retire in 2024, but most have not indicated they will leave.
The oldest members include Feinstein, Grassley, Napolitano, Pascrell, Norton, Rogers, Waters, Hoyer, Pelosi, Clyburn, and more.

nytimes.com

Relevant topic timeline:

9/7/2023

Dianne Feinstein's frailty, fight for family millions cast shadow on final Senate chapter

9/7/2023

Nancy Pelosi, 83, is considering another run for office: report

9/14/2023

Phillips Calls for Congressional Term Limits to Bring in Younger Lawmakers

Congress is steadily getting older, with the average age of lawmakers reaching an all-time high, prompting calls for term limits and greater generational diversity in Congress.

9/29/2023

Dianne Feinstein, Longest-Serving Female Senator and San Francisco Political Icon, Dies at 90