Longtime Senator Ben Cardin will retire at the end of his current term, he announced Monday, setting up what promises to be a fierce primary in the deeply Democratic state.The Democrat, who has served a total of 35 years in Congress, made the retirement announcement Monday in a video he shared on . 'I am proud of all I have done for Maryland. I have given my heart and soul to our great state, and I thank Marylanders for trusting me as your representative for all these years. Thank you, Maryland,' Cardin, who was elected to the Senate in 2006, wrote in a Tweet.
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