Rep. Yarmuth says he's retiring from Congress

Speaker Nancy Pelosi Could Be Losing Her Gavel After Explosive Report - Retirement Announcement Rocks Democrats, Threatens Their Majority As Rep. John Yarmuth Announces Retirement

Dems are hitting the panic button.

Kentucky Democrat Rep. John Yarmuth to retire from Congress in 2023

After more than 15 years in Congress, Rep. John Yarmuth, D-Ky., announced Tuesday that he will retire at the end of his term in 2023.

Kentucky's only Democratic member of Congress announces retirement as gerrymandering threat looms

Rep. John Yarmuth, who chairs the powerful budget committee and is Kentucky’s only Democratic member of Congress, announced Tuesday that he would not seek a ninth term next year in the 3rd District. The current version of Yarmuth’s seat, which includes most of Louisville, backed Joe Biden 60-38. Still, legislative Republicans have the power to pass a new gerrymander to make this seat conservative-friendly turf.This uncertainty about the district…

Democratic Congressman John Yarmuth announces retirement

Yarmuth's announcement comes as state Republicans weigh whether to dilute the Democratic base in Louisville.

State Sen. Morgan McGarvey Announces Congressional Bid Minutes After Yarmuth Declines To Run - LEO Weekly

Well, that was fast. Less than 10 minutes after Louisville Congressman John Yarmuth said he was not running for reelection, Kentucky’s Senate Minority Leader Morgan McGarvey announced that he would be launching a campaign to take the seat.“With the news that our outstanding Congressman John Yarmuth is retiring, I’m excited to announce my bid for US Congress in #KY03!” he tweeted chirpily. McGarvey, known for his Tik Tok presence, followed up his…

Rep. John Yarmuth, U.S. House Budget chairman from Louisville, will not run for reelection

Yarmuth first won a narrow, upset victory over five-term incumbent GOP Rep. Anne Northrup in 2006, before winning reelection seven times.