Kamala Harris is sticking to her own timeline on a 2028 decision
The former vice president is raising money and helping 2026 Democrats while keeping potential presidential rivals waiting on her next move.
- Former Vice President Kamala Harris is delaying her 2028 presidential decision to focus on the 2026 midterm elections, raising money and encouraging voter registration for Democratic candidates.
- Staying mostly in her recently purchased Southern California home, Harris has adopted a 'Rose Garden' strategy, prioritizing private calls to activists over major public policy speeches.
- Aides are finalizing a campaign schedule including Michigan stops for Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed and Nevada for Attorney General Aaron Ford, with appearances in Georgia alongside Sen. Jon Ossoff.
- Arizona Sen. Ruben Gallego told CNN his decision is tied to family considerations rather than deferring to Harris, while Rep. Ro Khanna avoided committing to wait for her.
- With no immediate filing deadlines, Harris is in no hurry to clarify her 2028 plans, maintaining her public line that she is 'thinking about it' before the general election.
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Harris Is Sticking to Her Own Timeline on 2028 Decision
Kamala Harris knows that other potential Democratic candidates for 2028 are waiting for her to make a decision on whether she will run for president again, and she will keep them waiting.
Kamala Harris Is Sticking to Her Own Timeline
“Kamala Harris knows other potential 2028 Democratic candidates are waiting on her decision about running for president again. She’s going to keep them waiting,” CNN reports. “The former vice president is running her own Malibu-based version of a Rose Garden strategy, keeping to occasional social media videos boosting Democrats generally or taking shots at President Donald Trump. Staying mostly in her recently purchased Southern California home,…
Kamala Harris is sticking to her own timeline on a 2028 decision
By Edward-Isaac Dovere, CNN (CNN) — Kamala Harris knows other potential 2028 Democratic candidates are waiting on her decision about running for president again. She’s going to keep them waiting. The former vice president is running her own Malibu-based version of a Rose Garden strategy, keeping to occasional social media videos boosting Democrats generally or
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