BREAKING: Michigan Sen. Debbie Stabenow to retire
The Michigan Democrat said her decision was "inspired by a new generation of leaders."
She said she intends to start “a new chapter in my life” after retirement, which includes serving the state and being "active and engaged in the community.": “I think it’s important to know the time and place where you open doors again for others and pass the torch. I feel like this is really the right time for me, it’s the right time for Michigan,” she told the Detroit News.Stabenow's office did not immediately respond to Axios' request for comment.
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