Philadelphia Congressman Dwight Evans says he will not seek re-election in 2026, marking the end of his 45-year career.

U.S. Rep. Dwight Evans said Monday that he will not seek reelection to his Philadelphia seat, capping a career in public office that stretches back 45 years. Evans, a Democrat, said in a statement tha ...

In May 2024, Evans suffered a “minor stroke.” Originally set to be away from Washington for six weeks, the congressman’s rehabilitation required him to remain in his Philadelphia district.

Evans, 71, said he is in good health and capable of serving, a year after he suffered what he has called a minor stroke. Evans is serving his fifth term.

Evans, 71, said he is in good health and capable of serving, a year after he suffered what he has called a minor stroke. Evans is serving his fifth term.

Evans, 71, said he is in good health and capable of serving, a year after he suffered what he has called a minor stroke.