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These 83 members of Congress are leaving their seats after 2026
The analysis says 16% of incumbents will leave, including 30 retirees, 28 candidates for other offices and 11 primary losers.
- In WASHINGTON, The Get the Facts Data Team reports 70 House representatives and 13 senators are set to leave the 119th Congress after 2026.
- For this election cycle, 16% of incumbents will leave their seats, comprising 30 members retiring, 28 seeking other offices, and 11 losing their primaries.
- Texas leads with 12 House representatives leaving their seats, while Florida follows with six congressional members departing, most of whom are retiring.
- Other prominent senators like Mitch McConnell are among the 10 retiring, while House Speaker Nancy Pelosi also plans to retire from Congress.
- The November General Election will feature several competitive races as Democrats and Republicans vie for control of Congress; unlike the House, Senate seats turn over every two years.
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