D.C. delegate in Congress insists for second time she's running for re-election. Her office again says no decision yet.

Eleanor Holmes Norton, 88, has said twice this month that she will seek another term in the House. Each time her office pumped the brakes.

WASHINGTON — Eleanor Holmes Norton, Washington, D.C.'s nonvoting delegate in the House, told NBC News on Wednesday she was going to seek another term in Congress.

A short while later, her office walked back the remarks.

It was the second time that's happened this month.

Speaking to NBC News on Wednesday, Norton said, “Yeah, I’m gonna run for re-election.”

A spokesperson for Norton later told Axios that "no decision has been made" about seeking another term.