US EditionGallego headed to New Hampshire amid 2028 speculation
- Senator Ruben Gallego, a freshman Democratic senator from Arizona, plans a trip to New Hampshire on August 22, 2025, amid speculation about a potential 2028 presidential run.
- Gallego’s upcoming visit reflects his strategy to build national recognition and test messages in early primary states, following his 2024 Senate victory over Trump-endorsed Kari Lake.
- New Hampshire has hosted the first U.S. presidential primary for over 100 years, and party leaders see Gallego’s visit as a sign Democrats intend to participate actively despite the DNC stripping the state’s early status in 2022.
- Political consultant Chuck Coughlin noted that Gallego is focusing his communication on issues he supports, while Gallego mentioned he plans to discuss the 2028 election as it approaches.
- Gallego’s New Hampshire visit suggests he aims to influence the party’s direction and engage voters early, with local Democrats expressing excitement and other potential contenders also planning visits.
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