Summary
Jack Schlossberg, who is President John F. Kennedy's grandson, has announced his candidacy for a New York congressional seat. He aims to replace retiring Representative Jerry Nadler and is joining a busy primary race with other candidates.
Key Facts
- Jack Schlossberg is the grandson of President John F. Kennedy.
- He announced his campaign for Congress in New York.
- He is running to replace Representative Jerry Nadler, who is retiring.
- Other candidates in the race include nonprofit CEO Liam Elkind and state Assemblyman Micah Lasher.
- Caroline Kennedy, Jack's mother, is the U.S. Ambassador to Australia.
- Schlossberg formed an exploratory committee in September before officially announcing his candidacy.
- His campaign website emphasizes giving New York a strong voice in Washington.
- Schlossberg spoke about addressing costs of living, corruption, and constitutional issues.
