Summary
Rep. Michael McCaul from Texas announced he will retire at the end of his current term in Congress and will not seek reelection in 2026. McCaul has served in Congress for over 20 years and plans to find a new role in foreign policy or national security outside of Congress.
Key Facts
- Rep. Michael McCaul is a Republican from Texas.
- He announced he will retire and not run for reelection in 2026.
- McCaul served as the chair of the House Homeland Security and Foreign Affairs Committee.
- He has been a strong supporter of Ukraine.
- McCaul was first elected to Congress in 2004.
- He mentioned he will look for new challenges in foreign policy or national security.
- There is no announcement yet on whether he will seek another office.
- His decision adds to the number of House members choosing to retire or pursue other positions.
