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2028 Elections

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world2 days ago

Rubio's Athens Speech Signals Shift in US-Europe Relations

Secretary of State Marco Rubio delivered a sharp critique of European policy in Athens, urging the continent to prioritize national sovereignty and military strength over globalist ideals. While framing the US-Europe relationship as a shared civilizational inheritance, Rubio intensified the Trump administration's 'America First' rhetoric, signaling a potential shift toward a more transactional but cooperative transatlantic alliance. The speech also fueled speculation about Rubio's future presidential ambitions.

AOC Tests Upstate Appeal in 2028 Senate Probe
politics-and-policy12 days ago

AOC Tests Upstate Appeal in 2028 Senate Probe

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is testing the waters for a 2028 U.S. Senate bid by touring upstate New York. While officially promoting midterm voter turnout, her stops in Buffalo and Ithaca serve to gauge support outside her traditional base. The move contrasts with her lack of recent activity in early presidential primary states, suggesting a potential pivot away from a White House run.

Anti-AIPAC Super PAC Targets Nine House Democrats for 2028 Primaries
politics16 days ago

Anti-AIPAC Super PAC Targets Nine House Democrats for 2028 Primaries

American Priorities, a super PAC opposing AIPAC, plans to challenge nine House Democrats in 2028 primaries, citing their support for Israel-related policies. The group, which spent over $6 million in 2026, claims 12 primary wins this year and intends to increase spending. Targets include four New York representatives and five others from Florida, Ohio, Illinois, Maryland, and Utah. AIPAC counters that its allies have won more races than lost, while one targeted Democrat called the announcement premature.

Ocasio-Cortez Weighs 2028 Presidential Bid and Schumer Challenge After Midterms
us-politics17 days ago

Ocasio-Cortez Weighs 2028 Presidential Bid and Schumer Challenge After Midterms

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez has declined to rule out challenging Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer in 2028, though she plans to decide her next move after the upcoming midterm elections. In a wide-ranging interview, she acknowledged the personal and political hurdles of a presidential run, citing her gender and ethnicity as factors in electability. While she remains a leading figure among progressive voters, she faces significant opposition from Republicans and mixed support among likely voters. Her campaign is currently focused on boosting Democratic turnout in New York, with stops scheduled in Buffalo, Syracuse, and Ithaca.

politics23 days ago

AI messaging needs a reset to win voters, Hoffman says

LinkedIn co‑founder Reid Hoffman says AI has been marketed horribly to Americans but sees a narrow path for an AI‑positive candidate in 2028 if messaging clearly links AI to tangible economic benefits amid rising prices; he urges a different framing than current data-center narratives and notes his political support isn’t dependent on a single issue, stressing rule of law and opposition to election denialism.

politics26 days ago

Obama urges Democrats to chart a bold AI policy

Former President Barack Obama urged Democrats, including 2028 presidential hopefuls and congressional leaders, to make a robust AI policy a top priority, warning at a private fundraiser that AI is advancing rapidly and requires safety plans, job-displacement safeguards, and a clear public framework from Congress; he framed AI as a defining issue for the 2028 cycle amid ongoing debates about liability, guardrails, and how to balance innovation with public safety.

politics1 month ago

Harris dives into midterms as Democrats split on her help

Vice President Kamala Harris is stepping up midterm involvement, visiting Nevada, backing candidates in New Hampshire, Wisconsin, and other races, and signaling she’ll campaign where she can help. Yet several Democrats in red-leaning or swing districts want her to stay away, reflecting concerns that her high-profile national brand could hurt local races even as some allies welcome the fundraising and momentum she can provide for down-ballot contests.

Buttigieg presses retail-style campaign in South Carolina as 2028 bid looms
politics1 month ago

Buttigieg presses retail-style campaign in South Carolina as 2028 bid looms

Pete Buttigieg visited South Carolina for a hands-on, retail-style push to test support for a possible 2028 White House bid, meeting voters and local officials in Orangeburg and framing his message around kitchen-table economics and democratic reform. He emphasized the link between economic concerns and a functioning political system while warning that efforts to weaken the Voting Rights Act threaten Black political power. The trip reflects a broader Democratic effort to cultivate support in early states as multiple potential candidates, including Gavin Newsom, Andy Beshear and Ro Khanna, weigh the field for 2028.

politics1 month ago

DNC reshuffles 2028 primary lineup to lift diverse states to the front

The Democratic National Committee approved a revamped 2028 presidential primary calendar designed to boost racially diverse states, kicking off with South Carolina on Jan. 22 and cycling through Nevada, New Hampshire, New Mexico, Michigan and Virginia in six weeks, a move that challenges Iowa and New Hampshire’s traditional early role and could reshape how candidates build coalitions.

politics3 months ago

Maryland braces for mid-decade redistricting with August session

Maryland will hold an August special session to begin a potential mid-decade redraw of its congressional map, pursuing a state constitutional amendment that would empower lawmakers to adjust lines ahead of the 2028 elections if voters approve it; Gov. Wes Moore backs the move to protect fair representation amid federal Voting Rights Act challenges, though the plan faces political hurdles and diverges from earlier calls to redraw before 2026.

Massie Eyes 2028 Campaign After Trump-Backed Challenger Triumph
politics4 months ago

Massie Eyes 2028 Campaign After Trump-Backed Challenger Triumph

Kentucky Rep. Thomas Massie filed FEC paperwork to run in 2028 after losing the GOP primary to Trump-backed challenger Ed Gallrein, saying he hasn’t decided which office to pursue but intends to raise funds to support his political operation. Trump publicly ridiculed Massie as a “loser,” while Massie suggested he’ll stay engaged in politics—potentially from outside or inside government—after a farm‑life breather and a vow to keep fighting Washington’s battles.

politics4 months ago

Vance Plays It Cool on 2028 Speculation, Joking About an Apprentice-Style Ticket

Vice President JD Vance downplayed Trump’s chatter about a 2028 GOP ticket with him and Rubio, joking that a televised 'apprentice' contest isn’t appropriate. He’s focused on his current duties, while Rubio remains a high-profile ally and has said he wouldn’t run against Vance. Trump has reportedly polled advisers on top contenders and even floated a Vance–Rubio dream ticket, while Vance has been building fundraising support as GOP finance chair.