After Defeat, Massie Opens Door to a 2028 Run. Which Office Is Unclear.
Representative Thomas Massie of Kentucky has filed paperwork to run for office in 2028 after losing his primary election. He has not specified which office he intends to pursue, keeping his options open for the future. Massie is known for being a critic of President Trump.
- ▪Thomas Massie lost his primary election last week.
- ▪He has filed paperwork for a candidacy in 2028.
- ▪Massie has not yet decided which office he will seek.
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#masthead-section-label, #masthead-bar-one { display: none }California RacesMaine Senate PrimaryLatest PollsPrimary CalendarChanges to MapsSeat PickupsAdvertisementSKIP ADVERTISEMENTSupported bySKIP ADVERTISEMENTAfter Defeat, Massie Opens Door to a 2028 Run. Which Office Is Unclear.Representative Thomas Massie of Kentucky, a critic of President Trump who lost his primary last week, filed papers for another candidacy but said he was not sure which office he might seek.Listen · 2:50 min Share full articleRepresentative Thomas Massie of Kentucky, who lost his primary last week, filed paperwork to run for office in 2028, though he said that he was keeping his options open.Credit...Jon Cherry/Getty ImagesBy Michael KruseMay 25, 2026 window.registerInteractive &&…
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