After Beto O’Rourke lost his 2018 Senate race in Texas, he felt the call to run for president in 2020. It did not work out, but there could be a 2028 version of him — an attention-grabbing midterm candidate who catapults to the national stage.

Vance and Rubio are neck-and-neck for Republican nomination in 2028 new poll shows - Although Vance remains the leading potential candidate, Rubio has surged in popularity over the last few months

Vice President Vance and Secretary of State Marco Rubio are neck and neck in a new poll on a hypothetical Republican presidential primary as chatter builds about who could lead the GOP in 2028. An Emerson College Polling survey found Vance with 36 percent support among Republican voters,

Who will run for president in 2028? Here’s what to know about potential candidates and the debate on how Donald Trump could run for a third term.

For now, neither Secretary of State Marco Rubio nor Vice President JD Vance has formally entered the 2028 race, and the next presidential contest remains years away. But as the invisible primary unfolds,

Candace Owens has sparked controversy for her unfounded conspiracy theories — but she might be what voters are looking for

Marco Rubio has surged and JD Vance has lost sizable ground in a new Emerson College poll of 2028 Republican primary contenders.

Fresh off losing his congressional primary this week, Kentucky Rep. Thomas Massie says that he is keeping his options open when it comes to running for president in the future.