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Nancy Pelosi, Longtime U.S. House Speaker, Retires from Congress

The retirement of a prominent political leader highlights the generational shift within a major U.S.
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  • Last Update
    2025-11-06
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The retirement of a prominent political leader highlights the generational shift within a major U.S. political party. This transition reflects the ongoing challenges and internal dynamics as the party navigates its future leadership.

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Nancy Pelosi Announces Retirement from Congress
2025-11-06 23:06

Nancy Pelosi, the first woman to serve as U.S. House Speaker and a key figure in Capitol Hill for nearly 40 years, has announced her retirement and will not seek re-election. She is vacating her long-held Democratic seat in San Francisco after a 20-term congressional career. Pelosi's decision comes as the Democratic Party grapples with its aging leadership. She stepped down from her leadership position in 2022 and chose to remain in the House with the title of speaker emerita. Her announcement was made shortly after California approved Proposition 50, a redistricting measure she supported. Her departure has sparked a competitive race, with two Democrats already in the running and more expected to join.

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