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Kamala Harris is sticking to her own timeline on a 2028 decision
The former vice president is raising money and helping 2026 Democrats while keeping potential presidential rivals waiting on her next move.
- Former Vice President Kamala Harris is delaying her 2028 presidential decision while focusing on the 2026 midterm elections, raising money and encouraging voter registration for Democratic candidates.
- Staying mostly in her Southern California home, Harris has adopted a 'Rose Garden' strategy, prioritizing private phone calls to activists over major public policy speeches or donor introductions.
- Aides are finalizing a campaign schedule including Michigan stops for Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed and Nevada appearances with Attorney General Aaron Ford, ending in Georgia with Sen. Jon Ossoff.
- Potential 2028 contenders are navigating her silence differently; Arizona Sen. Ruben Gallego told CNN he prioritizes family reasons over deferring to Harris, while Rep. Ro Khanna avoided promising to wait.
- With no immediate filing deadlines, Harris maintains no urgency in clarifying 2028 plans, keeping potential rivals waiting while she sticks to her public line that she is 'thinking about it.
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Kamala Harris knows that other potential Democratic candidates for 2028 are waiting for her to make a decision on whether she will run for president again, and she will keep them waiting.
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