28 for ’28: The open presidential race field could reach more than two dozen candidates
President Donald Trump has dominated national politics for more than 11 years. Through Trump’s upset 2016 win and his two nonconsecutive terms, he has, for better or worse, transformed the tenor and complexion of American politics with a pugilistic, smash-mouth, attention-grabbing approach. And the 2028 field is wide open for both the Democratic and Republican nominations.AdvertisementIn the pre-Trump days, lists like this of presidential race prospects included candidate “lanes” among which to categorize favorites, longshots, and everything in between.
- ▪President Donald Trump has dominated national politics for more than 11 years.
- ▪Through Trump’s upset 2016 win and his two nonconsecutive terms, he has, for better or worse, transformed the tenor and complexion of American politics with a pugilistic, smash-mouth, attention-grabbing approach.
- ▪And the 2028 field is wide open for both the Democratic and Republican nominations.AdvertisementIn the pre-Trump days, lists like this of presidential race prospects included candidate “lanes” among which to categorize favorites, longshots,
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President Donald Trump has dominated national politics for more than 11 years. Through Trump’s upset 2016 win and his two nonconsecutive terms, he has, for better or worse, transformed the tenor and complexion of American politics with a pugilistic, smash-mouth, attention-grabbing approach. Recommended Stories DSA endorsement tracker: Here are the socialists running for office across America Vendor rejects Mikie Sherrill’s claim ‘software error’ behind NJ voter registration WATCH LIVE: Trump delivers remarks in Georgia But Trump’s run atop the U.S. political scene will end after the November 2028 election to succeed him.
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