Ohio Rep. Kaptur treated for non-life threatening injuries after a car accident in Toledo
Marcy Kaptur is being treated for non-life-threatening injuries after a car accident in Toledo on Sunday morning, her office said Sunday. Kaptur, 80, was a passenger in a vehicle headed to a church service “when the car she was traveling in was struck,” the statement from her office said. The statement said she is “active, alert” and “looks forward to returning to a full schedule soon.” The House is on its summer recess so she was not expected in Washington this week.
- ▪Marcy Kaptur is being treated for non-life-threatening injuries after a car accident in Toledo on Sunday morning, her office said Sunday.
- ▪Kaptur, 80, was a passenger in a vehicle headed to a church service “when the car she was traveling in was struck,” the statement from her office said.
- ▪The statement said she is “active, alert” and “looks forward to returning to a full schedule soon.” The House is on its summer recess so she was not expected in Washington this week.
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WASHINGTON — Ohio Rep. Marcy Kaptur is being treated for non-life-threatening injuries after a car accident in Toledo on Sunday morning, her office said Sunday. Kaptur, 80, was a passenger in a vehicle headed to a church service “when the car she was traveling in was struck,” the statement from her office said. The statement said she is “active, alert” and “looks forward to returning to a full schedule soon.” The House is on its summer recess so she was not expected in Washington this week. Kaptur, the longest-serving woman in House history, is in a rematch for her closely watched seat against former state Rep. Derek Merrin. In 2024, she won by just more than the 0.5% margin that would have triggered an automatic recount, with a libertarian candidate snagging about 4% of the vote.
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