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The two U.S. parties are heading toward a potentially crowded 2028 presidential race after the midterm elections. No Democratic candidate has emerged as a clear favorite, and strategists say more than 30 Democrats are preparing for the possibility of running. Democrats are divided over whether to move toward the center or the left, while the election results have intensified debate about the party’s future. Those results included Abdulrahman El-Sayed’s victory in a Michigan Senate race, making him the first Muslim elected to the Senate. Republicans, meanwhile, whose leading names include J.D. Vance, Marco Rubio and Ron DeSantis, will have to contend with voters’ discontent with Donald Trump’s policies while maintaining the loyalty of his “Make America Great Again” movement base. None of the potential candidates from either party has confirmed a run. Vance has also suggested he might not enter the race for family reasons, while Rubio has said he is not currently planning to run.
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