Dianne Feinstein takes first step toward 2024 re-election bid

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Sen. Dianne Feinstein, D-Calif., fresh off a re-election win at age 85, has already filed paperwork to allow her to raise funds ahead of a potential tilt at another term in 2024 when she’ll be 91.

Feinstein, who will be a fifth-term incumbent in the next Congress, applied to change her campaign committee’s name to “Feinstein for Senate 2024,” according to documents lodged with the Federal Election Committee on Monday. Spokespeople for her Senate office and her campaign did not immediately respond to the Washington Examiner‘s requests for comment.

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