Rep. Tony Cárdenas to Retire from Congress in 2024
Endorsed successor Luz Rivas to run for California's 29th Congressional District seat
- Democratic Rep. Tony Cárdenas of California has announced he will not run for reelection in 2024, ending nearly three decades in public service.
- Cárdenas, the first Latino to represent California's 29th Congressional District in the San Fernando Valley, has been in office since 2013.
- His district, labeled as a “solid Democrat” district with a rating of D+26, is expected to remain under Democratic control.
- California State Assembly member Luz Rivas has confirmed she will run to replace Cárdenas, who has endorsed her.
- Cárdenas's work has focused on areas such as lowering prescription drug prices, protecting American consumers, combatting climate change, immigration reform, and juvenile justice.