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Democratic Rep. Lloyd Doggett will retire after Texas redistricting unless courts overturn GOP map
Democratic Rep. Lloyd Doggett, the longest-serving member of Texas' congressional delegation, announced Thursday that he will retire instead of run for re-election if new congressional district boundaries aren't rejected in court after state Republicans carved up his Austin-area home district in new maps.
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