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Democrats Discuss Potential 2028 Presidential Candidates at Denver Conference

Democrats gathered in Denver for the "What’s Next" conference to discuss potential candidacies for the 2028 presidential election. Key figures like Sen. Chris Van Hollen ruled out a run, while others, including Sen. Cory Booker and Rep. Ro Khanna, are considering their options. The conference highlighted the early stages of candidate positioning and messaging within the party.

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At the "What’s Next" conference in Denver, various Democrats discussed their potential candidacies for the 2028 presidential election. Sen. Chris Van Hollen announced he would not run, while Sen. Cory Booker and Rep. Ro Khanna expressed interest in the race. The event provided insights into the evolving landscape of Democratic candidates as they prepare for the upcoming election cycle.

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  • Democrats gathered in Denver for the 'What’s Next' conference.
  • Sen. Chris Van Hollen ruled out a presidential bid.
  • Sen. Cory Booker is considering a run focused on economic issues.
  • Former Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg has not ruled out another candidacy.
  • Rep. Ro Khanna is also contemplating a presidential run.
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