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DC Del. Eleanor Holmes Norton Files to End Reelection Campaign

Eleanor Holmes Norton ends campaign amid low fundraising and $90,000 debt, highlighting political and age-related pressures in a crowded Washington, D.C. race.

  • Eleanor Holmes Norton, the 18-term delegate for the District of Columbia in Congress and a veteran of the Civil Rights Movement, has filed paperwork to end her campaign for reelection after facing questions about her effectiveness amid the Trump administration's intervention into the city.
  • Her retirement opens up a likely competitive primary to succeed her in an overwhelmingly Democratic city, with several local lawmakers having already announced their intentions to run in the Democratic primary.
  • Norton, 88, the oldest member of Congress and a personal friend to civil rights icons, was a staunch advocate for statehood and for the labor rights of federal workers in the Washington region.
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