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Jerry Nadler Stepping Down as Judiciary Ranking Member Signals Generational Shift

Rep. Jerry Nadler announces he will not seek re-election as Judiciary Committee's top Democrat, endorsing Jamie Raskin amid a leadership transition.

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Updated: Dec 4th, 2024, 10:19 PM ET

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Rep. Jerry Nadler has decided not to run for the position of Ranking Member of the House Judiciary Committee, endorsing Rep. Jamie Raskin instead. This follows Raskin's recent announcement of his candidacy, creating a significant generational shift in Democratic leadership as the party braces for challenges under a second Trump presidency. Nadler's decision highlights the need for new leadership amidst internal party dynamics. Nadler affirmed his commitment to remain active within the committee as a senior member while Raskin prepares to address threats against democracy through his new role.

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