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flag In 2025, 46 U.S. House members—26 Republicans and 20 Democrats—announced they would not run for re-election, citing frustration with politics, gerrymandering, and leadership.

flag In 2025, the U.S. House of Representatives saw 46 lawmakers—26 Republicans and 20 Democrats—announce they would not seek re-election, retire, or leave for other offices, with three Democrats dying and two Republicans joining the Trump administration. flag Reasons included personal choices, private-sector opportunities, and frustration with gerrymandering, leadership, and political gridlock. flag Texas Democrat Lloyd Doggett criticized the Supreme Court’s redistricting decision and the House’s role in enabling former President Trump’s power. flag Georgia Republican Marjorie Taylor Greene cited a broken political system, while Kentucky’s Thomas Massie called GOP colleagues “automatons.” Speaker Mike Johnson defended leadership actions, including controversial legislation and executive moves, despite criticism from members like New York’s Mike Lawler, who condemned key decisions. flag The departures reflect growing dissatisfaction across party lines.

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