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Del. Eleanor Holmes Norton, an octogenar democratic representing Washington, DC, He said he would not want to be able to adopt the legislation, but he would not want to be re-elected, but then his office returned his comment.
NBC News’ Coast Capor celebrated Wednesday post Norton in X said, “Yes, I will run to be re-elected.”
But Axios Then Norton spokesman Sharon Nichols, “No decision has been made. He wants to escape, but he wants to discuss with the closest people.”
The same type of rear-step was the beginning of this month: Capur, celebrated in June 10 post He said Norton would work in X.
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Del. Eleanor Holmes Norton, DD.C., talks on March 10, 2024 at a press conference outside the United States in Capitol (Kayla Bartkowski / Getty Images))
But then his office returned Norton’s statement for Axiosa declare Nichols Nichol “Norton” wants to run again, but in conversations with his family, friends and the nearest consultants to decide the best. “
This New York Times In a statement that Norton is working, Norton said, “My friends, family and close consultants said I was considering my choices for the next election period.
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US Capitol in Washington, DC, 25 June 2025, DC (Through Getty Imager via Eric Lee / Bloomberg)
Fox News has reached the digital Norton’s office Thursday morning.
Norton, 88, 88 years old this month, DC demonstrated DC House Since 1991.
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Eleanor Holmes Norton, on September 23, 2023, in Washington on the annual legislative conference on the annual Black Caucus Foundation on 23 September 2023 (Jemal Countess / Getty Images for the annual legislative conference of the Black Caucus Foundation of Congress)
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“The DC can sit in the House of Representatives (Currently in the Eleanor Holmes Norton), vote in the committees, participate in legislation, but he cannot vote in legislation” Statehoode.dc.gov.
