US EditionBeshear to Appear on Vogue Cover as 2028 Speculation Heats Up
FRANKLIN COUNTY, KENTUCKY, JUL 20 – Democratic governors like Andy Beshear are building national support to capture skeptical and working-class voters amid declining satisfaction among younger Democrats, recent polls show.
- On Monday, Vogue featured an in-depth article on Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear, exploring his political journey and family life.
- Beshear’s rise follows his tenure as a Democrat in a traditionally Republican state where Trump won by 30 points in 2024, showcasing his electoral success.
- The article describes Beshear’s governing style as hyper-organized, largely drama free, and emphasizes his focus on generating political energy and improving lives.
- Beshear responded on social media to his Vogue feature by joking that he may be the magazine’s first subject to be photographed wearing Gap jeans, highlighting his approachable persona.
- Beshear will term out as Kentucky governor in 2028 amid speculation about future ambitions, but he has given vague answers when asked about presidential plans.
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Beshear to appear on Vogue cover as 2028 speculation heats up
Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear (D) will appear on the cover of Vogue as speculation about his political future and potential run for president heat up. Beshear “is the most popular Democratic governor in the country—and he’s achieved this in a state that has become a GOP stronghold,” the news and culture magazine said in an…
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