GOP members of Congress announce their retirements from the House early and often (Pete King edition)

Say goodbye to Pete King, 75, calling it quits after 28 years in the House.

Reported in Rep. Peter T. King, a 14-term Republican congressman from New York, announces retirement.  (Washington Post, 11/11/2019)

That would be his lowest margin of victory (6.2 percentage points) since his 1992 election (2.7 percentage points).  King received less than 53% of the vote in 1992, 1994, 1996, 2000, 2006, and 2012.

Source:  Ballotpedia 

Source:  Wikipedia

Sources:  My Congressional District (NY CD2), U.S. Census Bureau QuickFacts (NY, US)

Sources:  CNN (NY/US), Daily Kos (NY 2nd CD)

Source:  Daily Kos

Other Peter King posts:
Meet the GOP lemmings of Congress. (10/25/2019)
No friend to the environment.  (2/22/2015)

Other retirement/resignation posts:
Alabama 1st CD.  Bradley Byrne.  (8/1/2019)
Alabama 2nd CD.  Martha Roby.  (8/1/2019)
Florida 19th CD.  Francis Rooney.  (10/21/2019)
Georgia 7th CD.  Rob Woodall.  (8/2/2019)
Illinois 15th CD.  John Shimkus.  (9/11/2019)
Indiana 5th CD.  Susan Brooks.  (8/3/2019)
Michigan 10th CD.  Paul Mitchell.  (8/5/2019)
Oregon 2nd CD.  Greg Walden.  (11/2/2019)
Texas 11th CD.  Mike Conaway.  (8/3/2019)
Texas 17th CD.  Bill Flores.  (9/5/2019)
Texas 22nd CD.  Pete Olson.  (8/4/2019)
Texas 23rd CD.  Will Hurd.  (8/5/2019)
Texas 24th CD.  Kenny Marchant.  (8/6/2019)
Wisconsin 5th CD.  Jim Sensenbrenner.  (9/4/2019)
Wisconsin 7th CD.  Sean Duffy.  (9/1/2019)