Donna Edwards (D-Fort Washington) issued a statement this afternoon in response to the resignation of Rep. Al Wynn (D- Mitchellville), which will become effective in June.
“First and foremost, I salute Congressman Wynn for his many years of public service on behalf of the people of Prince George's County and in the United States Congress representing the people of the 4th Congressional District,” Edwards said.
“In the spirit of a dedicated public servant, Congressman Wynn is looking out for the interests of his constituents and I commend him for that,” she added. “I wish Congressman Wynn all the best in his upcoming endeavors, and I deeply appreciate his willingness to work together to ensure a seamless, smooth transition of representation and constituency services for Maryland's 4th District.”
Edwards defeated Wynn in the Feb. 12 Democratic primary, though the congressman's term was not scheduled to expire until January 3.
According to Dan Weber, Edwards' communications director, Wynn called Edwards to inform her of his decision earlier today.
Edwards is expected to win a special primary and general election to fill the remainder of Wynn's term, if one were to be called by Gov. Martin O'Malley.
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