Dianne Feinstein

“I also remain focused on passing commonsense legislation to fight the epidemic of gun violence, preserving our pristine lands and promoting economic growth – ...

That’s what I’ve done for the last 30 years, and that’s what I plan to do for the next two years. And I will use my seniority on the Appropriations Committee to ensure California gets its fair share of funding. Congress has enacted legislation on all of these topics over the past several years, but more needs to be done – and I will continue these efforts.

Democratic Sen. Dianne Feinstein announced on Tuesday that she will not run for reelection in 2024, a major moment for a historic political career as the ...

My thanks to the people of California for allowing me to serve them.” That’s what I’ve done for the last 30 years, and that’s what I plan to do for the next two years. She was the leader on so many different issues: assault weapons, environment, women’s rights and so much else,” he said. [announced his candidacy in January](https://www.cnn.com/2023/01/26/politics/adam-schiff-california-senate-campaign/index.html), joining fellow California Rep. “I think it’s important and we’ll see,” she said. Each of us was sent here to solve problems.

There's already an active intraparty battle over who will succeed the California Democrat, the longest-serving woman in Senate history.

But she described her fellow progressive as “family.” ... ‘I just need to finish in the top two’ is very different than ‘I’ve got to win my party’s primary’.” Gary Peters (D-Mich.), chair of the caucus’ campaign arm. “Then he called on Dianne herself, who talked about her husband’s death and how hard that was and that she’s ready to step away from public life.” Padilla “explained that his first job in public service was working for Dianne Feinstein,” Sen. Given the state’s overwhelmingly blue electorate, it’s quite possible that next November, Californians will choose between two Democrats as they select their next senator. California’s primary system allows the top two vote-getters to advance to the general election regardless of party. Katie Porter and Adam Schiff have both launched campaigns for Senate — although Schiff said his was conditional on Feinstein not running again — and Rep. That was the case during Feinstein’s 2018 victory over Democrat Kevin de León and now-Vice President Kamala Harris’ 2016 victory over former Democratic Rep. Even with a divided Congress, we can still pass bills that will improve lives.” The California Democrat, the longest-serving woman in Senate history, has notched accomplishments like an assault weapons ban and a report on CIA torture. Sen.

Reps. Adam Schiff and Katie Porter, both California Democrats, have already launched campaigns for Feinstein's Senate seat.

"That's what I've done for the last 30 years, and that's what I plan to do for the next two years. "Each of us was sent here to solve problems," she said. She became the longest-serving woman in U.S. In 2021, she became California's longest-serving senator. She was appointed soon after, becoming San Francisco's first female mayor. Feinstein, who at 89 is the oldest sitting U.S. - Feinstein, 89, is the oldest sitting U.S. She was reelected in 1994 to the first of five full terms. senator and the longest-serving senator from her state, said she intends to "accomplish as much for California as I can through the end of next year when my term ends." "She has so much to teach all of us," Porter said of Feinstein last month, adding that she had tried to reach out to the senator before launching her Senate campaign. The fight for the open Senate seat in the powerful, reliably blue state of California promises to be one of the most competitive — and expensive — races of the 2024 election cycle. Dianne Feinstein of California announced she will retire at the end of her current term.

Feinstein, de 89 años y la persona de más edad en el Congreso estadounidense, dijo en un comunicado que planea permanecer en el cargo hasta el final de su ...

Feinstein es una pionera en la política de EE.UU. subieron en 2021 un 18 % en comparación con el año anterior, cuando muchas bodas debieron ser pospuestas debido a la pandemia, informaron este martes las autoridades sanitarias a propósito del Día de San Valentín. Quien suceda a Feinstein acompañará al demócrata Alex Padilla en representación de California en el Senado.

Feinstein sigue representando a California en el Senado y su término actual finaliza el 3 de enero del 2025, pero no buscará la reelección.

Feinstein inició una campaña para la gobernación de California, la cual perdió en 1990. En 1969, fue elegida para la Junta de Supervisores de San Francisco. Feinstein fue elegida para representar al estado dorado en el Congreso Federal en 1992. Mi agradecimiento a la gente de California por permitirme servirles”. Incluso con un Congreso dividido, aún podemos aprobar proyectos de ley que mejorarán vidas”, publicó en su cuenta de Twitter. Eso es lo que he hecho durante los últimos 30 años, y eso es lo que planeo hacer durante los próximos dos años.

Dianne Feinstein ha sido reelegida cinco veces después de que ganó un escaño en la elección especial de 1992. Feinstein fue alcaldesa de San Francisco en ...

Y usaré mi antigüedad en el Comité de Asignaciones para garantizar que California reciba la parte justa de los fondos”, agregó. El Congreso ha promulgado legislación sobre todos estos temas en los últimos años, pero se necesita hacer más, y continuaré con estos esfuerzos”, dijo. [Política - Área de la Bahía](https://www.univision.com/temas/politica-area-de-la-bahia)• [Senado de EE.UU.](https://www.univision.com/temas/senado-de-ee-uu)• [California](https://www.univision.com/temas/california)• [San Francisco](https://www.univision.com/temas/san-francisco)•Dianne Feinstein• - Autora de proyectos de ley para revisar los productos químicos en los productos de cuidado personal, prohibir los productos químicos en los juguetes, tomar medidas enérgicas contra las farmacias deshonestas y fortalecer la seguridad alimentaria. Incluso con un Congreso dividido, aún podemos aprobar proyectos de ley que mejorarán vidas”, dijo Feinstein. - Revisión de seis años del programa de detención e interrogatorio de la CIA, que culminó con la publicación en 2014 del resumen ejecutivo del informe y la aprobación de legislación que garantiza que ciertos métodos de interrogatorio posteriores al 11 de septiembre nunca se vuelvan a utilizar.

La senadora demócrata por California Dianne Feinstein se retirará del Congreso a finales de 2024, después de tres décadas en el Senado y más de 50 años en ...

Antes de ser elegida senadora en 1992, Feinstein fue la primera alcaldesa de San Francisco y, anteriormente, miembro y presidenta de la Junta de Supervisores de la ciudad. Feinstein se ha caracterizado por tratar de encontrar puntos en común con los republicanos, lo que a veces le ha valido las críticas de los miembros más progresistas de su partido. Feinstein fue la primera persona que encontró el cadáver de Milk tras ser tiroteado. Feinstein también ha sido durante mucho tiempo una férrea defensora del avance de los derechos de las personas homosexuales y del matrimonio entre personas del mismo sexo. Varios demócratas de la Cámara de Representantes han anunciado su candidatura para el escaño en 2024, entre ellos los representantes Kati Porter y Adam Schiff. También había rechazado el papel en el nuevo Congreso de presidenta pro tempore, que tradicionalmente ha desempeñado el miembro más veterano del partido mayoritario desde mediados del siglo XX.

Black-and-white image of Dianne Feinstein, her arms outstretched in celebration,. Dianne Feinstein in her office after she was elected mayor of San Francisco, ...

Feinstein surprised many when she announced her campaign for a sixth term in the Senate in 2018 election instead of retiring as many expected. Feinstein became the longest-serving female senator in U.S. Feinstein released the Senate’s executive summary of a classified report detailing the CIA’s use of torture after the Sept. Voters also elected Barbara Boxer to the Senate in what would become known as the “year of the woman.” Feinstein was sworn in before Boxer, making her the first woman senator to represent California. Feinstein became acting mayor of San Francisco after the murders of Mayor George Mascone and Supervisor Harvey Milk by a City Hall colleague on Nov. She lost with about 45% of the vote, winning Los Angeles and her native San Francisco.

SACRAMENTO – Governor Gavin Newsom issued the below statement today following Senator Dianne Feinstein's (D-CA) announcement that she will not run for…

“Throughout her career, Senator Feinstein has worked tirelessly across the aisle to advance tremendous progress on priorities that matter deeply to Americans. “A daughter of San Francisco, Senator Feinstein became the first woman to serve as mayor of the city after the assassination of Mayor George Moscone and Supervisor Harvey Milk. SACRAMENTO – Governor Gavin Newsom issued the below statement today following Senator Dianne Feinstein’s (D-CA) announcement that she will not run for reelection in 2024 but will continue to serve out her current term in office:“Senator Feinstein has been a powerful champion for California and California values on the national stage for three decades – changing lives across our state and nation for the better while opening doors for generations of women leaders.

La legisladora, en el cargo desde 1992, ha anunciado que no buscará reelegirse en los próximos comicios, cuando tendría 91 años.

Fue la primera que halló en el suelo el cuerpo de Milk. Estudió Comunicación en la Universidad Iberoamericana y el Máster de Periodismo de EL PAÍS. Feinstein se convirtió en la alcaldesa, la primera mujer en ostentar el cargo, gracias al apoyo del resto de supervisores. Uno de los legados más importantes de Feinstein en Washington fue su publicación en 2014 de un informe de más de 6.000 páginas que documentaba [la tortura a la que había recurrido la CIA](https://elpais.com/internacional/2014/08/06/actualidad/1407348485_375342.html), la agencia de inteligencia de Estados Unidos, para recabar información. Los homicidios de Milk y Moscone la convencieron para luchar contra la proliferación de las armas en EE UU. En 1969 llegó a uno de los cargos políticos más importantes de San Francisco, la junta de supervisores, el organismo que supervisa las acciones del condado. En 1960, fue nombrada por el gobernador de California para formar parte de la junta que supervisaba las liberaciones anticipadas de las prisiones estatales. Feinstein coincidió en la junta de supervisores de San Francisco con Harvey Milk, un defensor pionero de los derechos de las minorías. La todavía senadora ha dicho este martes que agotará su tiempo en Washington en algunas de las causas que ha defendido desde hace décadas. Las revelaciones del Chronicle y las preocupaciones de los demócratas también impactaron la capacidad de recaudación de Feinstein, quien mostró mucho músculo en anteriores ciclos electorales a la hora de juntar dinero para las campañas. El periódico The San Francisco Chronicle aseguró en abril del año pasado que la senadora tenía problemas para seguir las largas reuniones que se llevaban a cabo en Washington para hablar del contenido de la legislación. Es la senadora más grande entre el centenar de legisladores en el Capitolio.

Con este anuncio, la senadora demócrata por California termina con la incertidumbre existente alrededor de su posible nominación para la reelección, ...

“Una leyenda en California como la primera mujer senadora; una leyenda en este Senado. Pero esa tensión se olvidó en el Capitolio el martes, donde los demócratas elogiaron la carrera de Feinstein. “ La senadora Feinstein hizo historia”, dijo Elizabeth Warren, senadora por Massachusetts. Esa frustración se mostró durante su última campaña para la reelección en 2018. Un mes después, anunció que permanecería, pero renunciaría como la principal demócrata. La prohibición expiró 10 años después y nunca fue reemplazada, pero siguió siendo un tema característico en una carrera moldeada por la violencia armada. Ascendió a ese puesto después de los asesinatos en noviembre de 1978 del entonces alcalde George Moscone y del supervisor de la ciudad Harvey Milk por un exsupervisor, Dan White. La senadora demócrata por California Dianne Feinstein anunció este martes que no se lanzará a la reelección para un sexto periodo en 2024. También es conocida por acercarse a los republicanos para encontrar un término medio. Ganó reputación como una centrista pragmática que dejó su huella en las batallas políticas sobre temas que van desde los derechos reproductivos hasta la protección del medio ambiente. Pero incluso antes de mudarse a Washington, Feinstein era una de las mujeres más destacadas de la política estadounidense. Feinstein está particularmente asociada a los esfuerzos para ampliar las restricciones al porte de armas.

Sen. Dianne Feinstein, D-Calif., the oldest sitting member of Congress, said she will accomplish as much as possible before she steps down.

"As the longest-serving senator from California, Dianne Feinstein's long, distinguished career stands out for the sheer width and breadth of what she accomplished," Schumer said in a statement. Lindsey Graham at the conclusion of the Senate Judiciary panel's hearings, saying, "This has been one of the best set of hearings that I've participated in." One of Feinstein's major pieces of legislation that she authored was the Federal Assault Weapons Ban, enacted in 1994. [five-year review ](https://www.feinstein.senate.gov/public/index.cfm/senate-intelligence-committee-study-on-cia-detention-and-interrogation-program)of the CIA's detention and interrogation programs. Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer applauded Feinstein for her impactful career in the chamber, breaking "innumerable glass ceilings" along the way. "Each of us was sent here to solve problems.

Senator Dianne Feinstein was elected in 1992 – dubbed the Year of the Woman in part because of her victory. Often the only woman in the room, ...

She agreed to join the Committee, and the nation was better for it. Through force of will, she led the fight to get the assault weapons ban passed. Often the only woman in the room, she was determined to lift America up, and through her intellect, empathy, character, and drive, to make this country everything it could be.

The announcement comes after several Democrats announced campaigns for her seat.

John McCain (R-Arizona) to offer a legislative amendment banning so-called "enhanced interrogation techniques." In a statement praising Feinstein on Tuesday, she said, "I know there are questions about the Senate race in 2024, which I will address soon." - "We're all glad she'll be remaining with us in the Senate," he said. Today there are 25 serving — all of whom stand in some small part on her shoulders." I thank the Senator for her leadership and appreciate all that she has accomplished for our state." A spokesperson told Axios she “approved it going out today, just confusion on timing.” Her ability to serve has come into question in recent years amid From the torture report, a dogged pursuit of gun safety, and championship of LGBTQ+ rights, her body of work defines her legacy." "She created a path for women in politics that I am proud to follow. [But] there are times for all things under the sun, and I think that will be the right time." "I'll talk about that later. - Feinstein says she's not yet ready to make an endorsement.

In her decades-long political career, Ms. Feinstein has led San Francisco in the wake of political assassinations, kept the C.I.A. accountable for torture ...

to undermine it, delivered a [sweeping indictment](https://www.nytimes.com/2014/12/10/world/senate-intelligence-committee-cia-torture-report.html) of the agency and its treatment of terrorism suspects in the years after the Sept. Feinstein for her handling of the matter. [executive summary,](https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2014/12/09/world/cia-torture-report-document.html) issued in 2014 despite a relentless campaign by the C.I.A. But she has called the torture report the most important work of her career. By the time committee members received the report in early 2009, Senator Feinstein, then 75, was the committee chairwoman, and she called for a full investigation of the C.I.A.’s detention and interrogation program. Feinstein and other Democrats have since attempted to renew the ban — [most recently in 2022](https://www.nytimes.com/2022/07/29/us/politics/house-assault-weapons-ban.html) — but have failed to do so. “It’s not about being ‘politically correct,’” she wrote in “Nine and Counting: The Women of the Senate,” a collection of observations on leadership by female politicians, “but about what works and solves the problem at hand.” A week later, the surviving liberals on the board — who previously had spurned her centrism — rallied behind her and elected her to finish Mr. The city was in flux, disrupted by the Summer of Love and torn by societal changes. It also gave her a platform: When she published a series of articles on criminal justice reform in one of the San Francisco newspapers, a civil rights lawyer on the board of supervisors named her to a watchdog panel on jail conditions. “Pat” Brown, the governor of California and a patient of her father’s, appointed her to a $600-a-month post on the state parole board for women, citing, among other qualifications, her Coro report on criminal justice. And I think it has been difficult for her to come to the end.”