Democrats Openly Discuss 2028 Plans as Field Emerges
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NEW YORK — Democratic figures have acknowledged considering 2028 presidential bids, speaking about future ambitions while emphasizing priorities. Sen. Cory Booker told Fox News he had not ruled out a 2028 run during a trip to early-voting New Hampshire, and Gov. Gavin Newsom told CBS he could not honestly deny considering a future bid while focusing on his 2026 reelection. The Associated Press reported many potential candidates declined interviews, and strategists say Democrats’ openness reflects a wide-open 2028 field. Republicans, by contrast, have maintained lower profiles amid expectations about former President Donald Trump’s influence. Based on 5 articles reviewed and supporting research.
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- 1. Historically, presidential hopefuls often downplayed long-term ambitions while campaigning for others.
- 2. Sen. Cory Booker told Fox News he has not ruled out a 2028 run during a New Hampshire trip.
- 3. Gov. Gavin Newsom told CBS he could not honestly deny considering a future bid while stressing 2026 priorities.
- 4. The Associated Press requested interviews with about a dozen potential 2028 candidates; many declined immediate interviews.
- 5. Strategists observed Democrats’ openness as reflecting a wide-open 2028 field while Republicans kept lower public profiles.
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