US Midterms Reshape 2028 Race, Complicating Vance's Path

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The US midterm elections have reshaped the 2028 presidential race, complicating Vice President JD Vance's frontrunner status while boosting emerging Democratic figures like Georgia Senator Jon Ossoff. Vance, 42, faces a steep climb after the Republican defeat, which he blamed on Trump's Iran war, but voters may reject his distancing. Florida Governor Ron DeSantis and Texas Senator Ted Cruz are among Republicans eyeing opportunities. Democrats see a crowded field, with Ossoff, Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro, and California Governor Gavin Newsom gaining momentum, while Kamala Harris's losing record and potential divisive picks like Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez remain considerations.


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