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Atlantic Reports That Hatch Will Retire and Romney Will Likely Run

By Andrew Egger
Published October 27, 2017 9:44pm ET
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Atlantic Reports That Hatch Will Retire and Romney Will Likely Run
Sen. Orrin Hatch, Congress’s longest-serving member, is privately planning to retire at the end of his term, according to a report from the Atlantic on Friday. The Atlantic also reported that if Hatch retires, former presidential candidate Mitt Romney will likely run to replace him. From the story: Sources close to both men said plans […]

Sen. Orrin Hatch, Congress’s longest-serving member, is privately planning to retire at the end of his term, according to a report from the Atlantic on Friday.

The Atlantic also reported that if Hatch retires, former presidential candidate Mitt Romney will likely run to replace him. From the story:

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