The 2028 US presidential election is more than two years away, but the battle for the Democratic Party’s future has already begun — quietly, cautiously and across a widening field with no obvious frontrunner.
Governors are touring early-voting states. Senators are stockpiling campaign cash. Former candidates are re-emerging with books, television appearances and carefully worded hints about their political future. The race to eventually succeed Republican President Donald Trump — who is term-limited after his current presidency — is shaping up to be one of the most open Democratic contests in decades.
