2026 'Blue Wave' Changes Landscape for 2028 Presidential Race
Democrats celebrated gains and new contenders as Republicans weighed a wider field after losses that left the 2028 nomination race unsettled.
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2026 'blue wave' changes landscape for 2028 presidential race
Democrats' surprisingly strong midterm wins across the country have both parties reassessing strategy; plus how the "blue wave" opens opportunities for candidates of both parties in the 2028 presidential primary; and how New Hampshire's Republican governor will navigate a new role in the national spotlight.
In the GOP, a new 2028 race
IN THE GOP, A NEW 2028 RACE. Midterm elections are traditionally seen as the start of the next presidential contest. But this year, the Democratic wave might be seen as the end of one 2028 race and the beginning of another. The sheer size of the Republican defeat left party supporters going through a heavily […]
The 2028 election season begins as both parties navigate midterm fallout
Voters still processing the midterms may not welcome an immediate pivot to 2028. But for would-be candidates, there is real urgency to move toward a White House bid in what is expected to be a wide-open contest on both sides.
Following the US midterm elections, the political atmosphere has begun to revolve around the 2028 White House race. While the Democrats have gained momentum with their control of Congress, a strong performance doesn't guarantee a White House victory.
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