 Hall is the oldest serving member of Congress 
 
 PLANO — U.S. Rep. Ralph Hall remained hospitalized on Sunday after being injured in a car accident in Fannin County on Saturday. Hall — who at age 91 is the oldest serving member of Congress — was airlifted by Air Evac Lifeteam helicopter ambulance to Medical Center of Plano for treatment. The accident site is about 22 miles northeast of McKinney. Hall's driver was taken to a McKinney hospital. Hall's office says the Congressman suffered a hip injury and suffered minor cuts and bruises, but that he's expected to make a full recovery. Hall lost a District 4 primary challenge in a Republican runoff election in May. The 91-year-old, World War II veteran, is the oldest serving Congressman to date. He was elected to the U.S. House of Representatives as a Democrat in 1980 and has served continuously since then.
– The oldest-ever serving member of the House of Representatives is in the hospital following a car accident. Rep. Ralph Hall of Texas, 91, is being treated in Plano, WFAA reports. He was reportedly riding in a vehicle when another hit it; afterward, he was airlifted to the hospital, and KXII reports he is in serious condition. No one else was injured in the accident, KXII notes. After losing a primary, Hall is due to leave Congress next year, WFAA reports. He was elected in 1980.