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Kamala Harris Indicates Consideration of 2028 Presidential Run at National Action Network Event
Former Vice President Kamala Harris stated at the National Action Network's annual convention on April 10 that she is considering a run for president in 2028. She made the remarks in response to a question from Rev. Al Sharpton during the event in New York. The statement followed chants of encouragement from the audience.
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served as vice president from 2021 to 2025 under President Joe Biden.
She previously ran for the Democratic presidential nomination in 2020 but withdrew before the primaries concluded. Following the 2024 election, she has engaged in public speaking and advocacy events. This appearance at the National Action Network convention aligns with Harris's ongoing involvement in civil rights and community forums.
The organization focuses on issues affecting Black Americans and holds its annual event to discuss policy and activism. Harris has not formally announced a 2028 candidacy. Her comments come as the Democratic Party begins early discussions about post-2024 leadership.
the Remarks The statement occurred amid a broader conversation at the convention on political strategy and future elections.
An organizer pressed Harris on her plans during a moderated session. No specific timeline for a decision was provided by Harris. Harris's post-vice presidency activities have included a planned tour of three southern states, as announced ahead of the convention.
The 2028 presidential election is scheduled for November 2028, with primaries likely beginning in early 2028. Harris's potential interest reflects ongoing interest within Democratic circles about her role in future contests.
