2028 Election

Chris Van Hollen Is ‘Kicking the Tires’ on a 2028 Presidential Run

By Ed Demaria
Pete Hegseth’s War on Mark Kelly Was a Political Gift

By Joe Gould
Trump’s Lasting Legacy Is Trump Himself

By Kadia Goba
What to Do With Trump’s Ballroom? 2028 Democrats Are Split.

By Daniella Diaz
DCCC Backed a Losing Candidate — And Some Democrats Are Thrilled

By Oriana González
Want Oppo on Gavin Newsom? Look to California Democrats

By Maeve Reston
The Rise and Fall of the House Freedom Caucus Leaders

By Paul Kane
Iowa Democrats Threaten to Go Rogue in 2028

By Elena Schneider
Maryland Democrats May Ask Voters to Clear the Way for Redistricting

By Stephen Neukam
A Crisis Is Brewing Over Ken Martin’s DNC Leadership

By Elena Schneider, Jasmine Wright and Alex Roarty
DNC Releases, Then Disowns, 2024 Election Autopsy

By Elena Schneider
The Redistricting Wars Are Far From Over

By Manuela Silva
Democrats’ Tax Cut Plans Are Splintering Progressives

By Jade Lozada
How a Utah House Race Became a ‘Proxy War’ for 2028

By Christa Dutton
The Working Families Party Wants Democrats to Embrace a Jobs Program to Counter AI

By Alex Roarty
ChatGPT and Claude Will Be a Force in Elections. Nobody Knows What to Do About It.

By Alex Roarty
Vance Wins CPAC’s 2028 Straw Poll While Rubio Surges to Second

By Amelia Benavides-Colón
Centrist Democrats Are Plotting How Not to Blow It in 2028

By Alex Roarty
Kamala Harris Is Launching a ‘Gen-Z’ Hub on Her Old Campaign Accounts

By Raymond Fernández
Josh Shapiro Says He’s Preparing for a Potential Deportation Surge in Pennsylvania

By Helen Huiskes
Trump Expanded Executive Power. Democrats Will Have to Decide How to Use It.

By Violet Jira
Fetterman Leaving All 2028 Doors Open as Progressives Plot Primary Challenge

By Ursula Perano and Avani Kalra
Democrats Raise the Stakes for Their 2026 Races — By Making It About 2032

By Christa Dutton
The White House Believes Ted Cruz Is Working to Undermine Trump Due to His 2028 Ambitions

By Reese Gorman
New Hampshire Becomes Ground Zero for Democrats’ Battle Over Shutdown Politics

By Reese Gorman
Forget 2026, the Race for 2028 Has Already Started

By Helen Huiskes
Marjorie Taylor Greene Is Telling People She Wants to Run for President

By Reese Gorman
Cory Booker to Visit South Carolina, Stoking Presidential Speculation

By Alex Roarty
Democratic Presidential Prospects Are Unified in Shutdown Messaging Fight

By Samuel Larreal and Torrie Herrington
Kathy Hochul Wants In on the Redistricting Wars. Her Fight Is Harder Than California’s.

By Shifra Dayak

Democrats’ 2028 Hopefuls Can’t Quit Iowa and New Hampshire

By Alex Roarty