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Dick Durbin makes it official: He won't seek re-election
Illinois' senior senator, Dick Durbin, has made it official: He's retiring at the end of his current term as the Senate's No. 2 Democrat. In an interview with the New York Times published this morning, the 80-year-old senator announced he will not seek re-election next year, capping a 44-year congressional career.
They were quietly waiting in the wings, but as time ticks away, the lack of an announcement from Illinois' senior senator is pushing the potential candidates out from the shadows. U.S. Rep.
Illinois’ senior senator is in his fifth term in the upper chamber after seven terms in the House. The Senate seat, which likely would go to a Democrat in deep blue Illinois, would be highly ...
Dick Durbin. Asked in East St. Louis on Sunday night of his future plans, the senior senator from Illinois said only that a decision will come “soon,” but “not this week.” As for ...
which would allow financial advisors and other qualified individuals to delay transactions and disbursements if they suspect financial exploitation of a senior, passed the Illinois Senate last ...
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