Three More Incumbents Lose in Primary; Total House Retirements Grows to 58
By 270toWin Staff
June 30, 2022, 8:49 AM ET
With three incumbents going down to defeat in primaries earlier this week, the total number of U.S. House retirements has grown to 58 current members. That's over 13% of the 435 seat chamber.
The list includes 34 Democrats and 24 Republicans. 17 of those are seeking another office, while eight - five Republicans and three Democrats - lost renomination.
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The list of retirements will grow by at least two over the next couple of months. Democratic member vs. member primaries, caused by redistricting, will take place in MI-11 and NY-12.
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