Midterms over, Democrats eye wide-open 2028 White House race
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“Democrats plunge into wide-open 2028 presidential race”
The 2028 presidential contest is likely to expose the Democrats' divide over how to win back the White House.
Read at RTÉ News“Midterms over, Democrats plunge into wide-open 2028 presidential race”
With the US midterms over, Democrats are turning to what could become one of their most crowded and unpredictable presidential primaries in decades, a 2028 contest likely to expose the party’s divide over how to win back the White House. No Democrat has emerged as a clear favourite in a field that could attract dozens of contenders, while Republicans have a smaller group of widely discussed candidates, led by Vice President JD Vance and Secretary of State Marco Rubio, to succeed President…
Read at Dawn“Inside the vicious White House free-for-all threatening to tear Democrats apart after crushing Trump in the midterms... as the battle for 2028 begins”
There will rarely be a better opportunity for Democrat hopefuls to take a tilt at the presidency, which could lead to a free-for-all with over a dozen candidates entering.
Read at Daily Mail – News“Midterms over, Democrats eye wide-open 2028 White House race”
With the US midterms over, Democrats are turning to what could become one of their most crowded and unpredictable presidential primaries in decades, a 2028 contest likely to expose the party's divide over how to win back the White House. Despite their resounding victories on Tuesday, Democrats enter the 2028 campaign still divided over whether to tack to the center or move further left on issues ranging from healthcare and taxes to policing and foreign policy.
Read at France 24 English“Dozens of Democrats eyeing 2028 presidential run, says former Obama aide”
Jim Messina tells the BBC that after Democrats' midterm victories he's talked to "over two dozen campaigns", with some already hiring staff.
Read at BBC News – WorldWhat the reports add
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