Indiana Rep. Larry Bucshon Announces Retirement from Congress

Bucshon's decision marks the latest in a series of House members retiring ahead of the 2024 election.

Republican Indiana Rep. Larry Bucshon announced his retirement from Congress, deciding not to seek reelection for an eighth term.
Bucshon is the second member of Indiana's House delegation to retire, following fellow Republican Jim Banks who retired to run for an open Senate seat.
Bucshon's decision came during the Christmas holiday, stating 'For everything there is a season,' and that his 'season in public service' has come to a conclusion.
Bucshon, a senior member of the House Energy and Commerce Committee, has served in Congress for 14 years.
His retirement is part of a larger trend, with more than two dozen House members retiring or seeking other office ahead of the 2024 election.