After six years in office, Indiana Congressman Trey Hollingsworth announced he is not running for reelection.Hollingsworth made a statement on Twitter that said: "As I contemplate how I can work for you in new, better ways in the future, I won't run for reelection this year. You deserve a Member of Congress totally and completely focused on the 9th District, and, though I have remained committed to that promise these three terms, now I will fight for you and us in different ways."In an Indy Star op-ed, Hollingsworth wrote that his three terms in office are enough."I took a pledge to limit my own terms to four because of this very idea: to remind me to focus on the people and that serving the public wasn't intended to be a career by our founders," he wrote.Hollingsworth was first elected in 2016 to replace current U.S. Sen. Todd Young, representing the 9th District in Southern Indiana.He finished his op-ed by writing he is still contemplating his next steps and how he can continue to help Hoosiers."I want to be the change I want to see in this world, so, as I contemplate how I can work for you in new and better ways in the future, I won't run for reelection this year. You deserve a Member of Congress totally and completely focused on the 9th District, and, though I have remained committed to that promise these three terms, now I will fight for you and us in different ways," he wrote.Even though Hollingsworth has spoken out against career politicians, he has been rumored as a potential candidate for governor in 2024.