Longtime Rep. Jerry Nadler to retire in 2026, bowing to Democratic age revolt
Summary
Rep. Jerry Nadler from New York, who is 78 years old, announced he will retire in 2026 instead of running for reelection. Nadler's decision reflects a broader push within the Democratic Party for younger leaders. This move sets the stage for a competitive race to fill his congressional seat in Manhattan.Key Facts
- Jerry Nadler, a long-serving New York Congressman, plans to retire in 2026.
- Nadler is 78 years old and is seen as a prominent figure in Congress.
- He faced pressure due to increasing calls for younger leadership in the Democratic Party.
- Last year, Nadler lost his position as House Judiciary Committee ranking member.
- Nadler hinted at the importance of generational change in a recent interview.
- His retirement adds to a small list of other Democrats not seeking reelection for other positions.
- Nadler has been a member of Congress since 1992, making him one of the most senior members.
- He is also the longest-serving Jewish member in Congress.
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