House Dems size up 2028 Senate map after midterm landslide
Summary
Democrats are considering potential 2028 Senate candidates after strong midterm results changed how party members view races in several states. Possible contenders include current and former House members in Kansas, North Carolina, Pennsylvania and Florida, though some have not made decisions.Key Facts
- A source close to Rep. Sharice Davids did not rule out a 2028 challenge to Kansas Sen. Jerry Moran.
- Rep. Don Davis is considering a run against North Carolina Sen. Ted Budd, according to a source familiar with his thinking.
- Former Rep. Wiley Nickel may consider a Senate run if North Carolina Attorney General Jeff Jackson does not run.
- Former North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper won the state's other Senate seat by nearly 20 percentage points, defeating Republican Michael Whatley.
- Rep. Chris Deluzio and former Rep. Susan Wild have left open the possibility of running for the Pennsylvania seat held by Sen. John Fetterman.
- Florida state Rep. Angie Nixon has hinted at another run against Sen. Ashley Moody after losing to her by three percentage points.
- Sources identified Florida Reps. Jared Moskowitz and Kathy Castor as other possible Senate candidates.
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