Possible candidates for the 2028 US presidential election From the perspective of Fox News In the report, Fox News presented 28 political figures from the Republican and Democratic parties as possible candidates for the 2028 US presidential election. Possible candidates of the Republican Party 1. J. Dee Vance: Vice President of the United States and former Ohio State Senator. 2. Marco Rubio: US Secretary of State and former Florida State Senator. 3. Ron DeSantis: Governor of Florida and one of the former candidates in the Republican presidential primary. 4. Ted Cruz: Senator in the state of Texas and one of the conservative figures of the Republican Party. 5. Donald Trump Jr.: Donald Trump's eldest son, an economic activist and one of the political figures close to Trump's supporters. 6. Rand Paul: Senator from the state of Kentucky and critic of extensive US military interventions abroad. 7. Thomas Massey: Representative of the state of Kentucky in the House of Representatives and critic of the policies of the federal government. 8. Chris Christie: former governor of New Jersey and one of Donald Trump's former opponents in the Republican primary. 9. Vivek Ramaswamy: Entrepreneur and former US presidential candidate who lost the 2026 Ohio gubernatorial election. 10. Glenn Youngkin: Former governor of Virginia and one of the Republican figures with a history of economic activism. 11. Don Bacon: Republican representative of the state of Nebraska in the House of Representatives and retired officer of the US Air Force. Possible candidates of the Democratic Party 1. Kamala Harris: Former Vice President of the United States and the Democratic Party's candidate for the 2024 presidential election. 2. Gavin Newsom: Governor of the state of California and one of the well-known figures of the Democratic Party. 3. Pete Buttigieg: Former US Secretary of Transportation and former mayor of South Bend, Indiana. 4. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez: Representative of New York in the House of Representatives and one of the prominent figures of the progressive wing of the Democratic Party. 5. John Assaf: Senator from the state of Georgia and one of the young faces of the Democratic Party. 6. Mark Kelly: Arizona State Senator, former NASA astronaut and former US Navy pilot. 7. Josh Shapiro: Governor of Pennsylvania and former attorney general of that state. 8.

Possible candidates for the 2028 US presidential election From the perspective of Fox News In the report, Fox News presented 28 political figures from the Republican and Democratic parties as possible candidates for the 2028 US presidential election. Possible candidates of the Republican Party 1. J. Dee Vance: Vice President of the United States and former Ohio State Senator. 2. Marco Rubio: US Secretary of State and former Florida State Senator. 3. Ron DeSantis: Governor of Florida and one of the former candidates in the Republican presidential primary. 4. Ted Cruz: Senator in the state of Texas and one of the conservative figures of the Republican Party. 5. Donald Trump Jr.: Donald Trump's eldest son, an economic activist and one of the political figures close to Trump's supporters. 6. Rand Paul: Senator from the state of Kentucky and critic of extensive US military interventions abroad. 7. Thomas Massey: Representative of the state of Kentucky in the House of Representatives and critic of the policies of the federal government. 8. Chris Christie: former governor of New Jersey and one of Donald Trump's former opponents in the Republican primary. 9. Vivek Ramaswamy: Entrepreneur and former US presidential candidate who lost the 2026 Ohio gubernatorial election. 10. Glenn Youngkin: Former governor of Virginia and one of the Republican figures with a history of economic activism. 11. Don Bacon: Republican representative of the state of Nebraska in the House of Representatives and retired officer of the US Air Force. Possible candidates of the Democratic Party 1. Kamala Harris: Former Vice President of the United States and the Democratic Party's candidate for the 2024 presidential election. 2. Gavin Newsom: Governor of the state of California and one of the well-known figures of the Democratic Party. 3. Pete Buttigieg: Former US Secretary of Transportation and former mayor of South Bend, Indiana. 4. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez: Representative of New York in the House of Representatives and one of the prominent figures of the progressive wing of the Democratic Party. 5. John Assaf: Senator from the state of Georgia and one of the young faces of the Democratic Party. 6. Mark Kelly: Arizona State Senator, former NASA astronaut and former US Navy pilot. 7. Josh Shapiro: Governor of Pennsylvania and former attorney general of that state. 8.