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Here are the Democrats taking early steps in potential 2028 White House bids

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New subscriber benefit! Copied to clipboard Out of gifts for the month Unfortunately you've used all of your gifts this month. Your counter will reset on the first day of next month. Share this article paywall-free Email Copy Link Facebook Twitter Bluesky WhatsApp SMS Email Print Save Democratic contenders already are jockeying for a 2028 presidential run, signaling an open race with no clear party standard-bearer in the fight to succeed Republican President Donald Trump.
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By Tim Reid May 19 (Reuters) - Democratic contenders are already jockeying for a 2028 presidential run, signaling an open race with no clear party standard-bearer in the fight to succeed Republican President Donald Trump. Governors, senators and former candidates are fanning out to traditional early‑voting states, courting donors and rolling out books — familiar steps toward a White House run against Republicans' eventual nominee to succeed the term-limited Trump.
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