In an interview with the Associated Press, Michele Bachmann said she would seek a fourth term in the U.S. House. The AP says she'll be a formidable candidate though it's unclear how redistricting could affect the race.
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Republican Congresswoman Michele Bachmann officially launched her re-election bid Monday for a fourth term representing Minnesota's 6th District. She will face DFL challenger Jim Graves, a luxury hotel owner, in November
Her spokeswoman says she hasn't made up her mind whether she'll seek re-election to the U.S. House. Her decision to step down from the presidential contest comes as the state mulls over how to redraw Minnesota's legislative districts, and the final map could potentially put her at a disadvantage.
Minnesota's new political maps are out, and they pair Republican Rep. Michele Bachmann with Democrat Betty McCollum in the 4th District. But, as the Star Tribune reports, members of Congress don't have to live in the districts they represent, so she's free to run for re-election in her old 6th District.
In an interview with Bloomberg's Al Hunt, Michele Bachmann said any of the current Republican candidates for president will be "acceptable to the American people" but said "America had their chance with the perfect candidate."
WCCO reports the Minnesota Congresswoman will not endorse a GOP candidate for president before the Tuesday Caucus in Minnesota. Rep. Michele Bachmann told Esme Murphy she reserves the right, but won't be backing a candidate anytime soon. Since ending her bid for the White House, she is now seeking a fourth term representing Minnesota's 6th district.
