Harris Signals Consideration of 2028 U.S. Presidential Run
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Washington. Former Vice President Kamala Harris told attendees at the National Action Network convention on Friday that she is 'thinking about' running for president again in 2028, saying 'I might' when asked by Rev. Al Sharpton and highlighting her White House experience and time spent in the Oval Office.
Her remarks this week prompted renewed discussion among Democratic activists and commentators, with outlets noting her 2024 nomination and subsequent defeat to Donald Trump, a late-2025 campaign memoir and book tour, and recent appearances in Southern states; no formal campaign launch, fundraising disclosures, or primary positioning have been reported so far.
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Timeline
- 1. 2020: Harris sought the Democratic presidential nomination.
- 2. 2021–2025: Harris served as Vice President under President Joe Biden.
- 3. 2024: Harris was the Democratic nominee and lost the general election to Donald Trump.
- 4. Late 2025: Harris released a campaign memoir and did a subsequent book tour.
- 5. April (reported April 10): Harris told the National Action Network she is 'thinking about' a 2028 run.
Why it matters
Kamala Harris running in 2028 could impact your vote. Her previous roles as Vice President and presidential nominee shape her platform. Watch for her policy stances on issues like healthcare, taxes, and jobs.
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