US EditionOlympic gold-medal figure skater Sarah Hughes decides against run for NY congressional seat
- Olympic gold medalist Sarah Hughes has announced that she will not be running for Congress in New York's 4th Congressional District. Several Democrats are also competing in the race to unseat the Republican incumbent, Anthony D'Esposito.
- In a social media post, Hughes expressed her frustration with the state of politics and politicians in recent years. She will continue to advocate for reducing healthcare costs, promoting effective use of tax dollars, and implementing pro-growth and innovative economic policies.
- Hughes won her gold medal at the 2002 Winter Olympics and has a law degree from the University of Pennsylvania. She is currently studying for an MBA at Stanford University.
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Olympic gold medalist figure skater decides against run for NY congressional seat
New York — Olympic gold medalist Sarah Hughes has decided not to run for Congress, in a race for a Long Island seat where several other Democrats are also vying to unseat the Republican currently in office.
Olympic gold-medal figure skater Sarah Hughes decides against run for NY congressional seat
Olympic gold medalist Sarah Hughes has decided not to run for Congress, in a race for a Long Island seat where several other Democrats are also vying to unseat the Republican currently in office.
Olympic gold-medal figure skater Sarah Hughes decides against run for NY congressional seat
NEW YORK (AP) — Olympic gold medalist Sarah Hughes has decided not to run for Congress, in a race for a Long Island seat where several other Democrats are also vying to unseat the Republican currently in office.
Olympic gold-medal figure skater Sarah Hughes decides against run for NY congressional seat
NEW YORK (AP) — Olympic gold medalist Sarah Hughes has decided not to run for Congress, in a race for a Long Island seat where several other Democrats are also vying to unseat the Republican currently in office.
Olympic gold-medal figure skater Sarah Hughes decides against run for NY congressional seat
NEW YORK (AP) — Olympic gold medalist Sarah Hughes has decided not to run for Congress, in a race for a Long Island seat where several other Democrats are also vying to unseat the Republican currently in office. Hughes, an ice skater who took the top spot in figure skating at the 2002 Winter Olympics, announced her decision Friday about New York’s 4th Congressional District in a social media post. Long Island Republican Anthony D’Esposito is the…
Olympic gold-medal figure skater Sarah Hughes decides against run for NY congressional seat
NEW YORK (AP) — Olympic gold medalist Sarah Hughes has decided not to run for Congress, in a race for a Long Island seat where several other Democrats are also vying to unseat the Republican currently in office. Hughes, an ice skater who took the top spot in figure skating at the 2002 Winter Olympics, announced her decision Friday about New York’s 4th Congressional District in a social media post. Long Island Republican Anthony D’Esposito is the…
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