The 119th Congress is among the oldest in history — 24 members are over 80, and many of them are running for re-election. Supporters of keeping the status quo without electoral age limits argue that age brings institutional knowledge, political wisdom, and Capitol Hill know-how. A recent poll found broad, bipartisan support for age limits, with 8 in 10 in favor. Today: where does the line fall between a lawmaker’s right to privacy and the public’s right to representation? And the case for and against age limits for our political leaders.