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Midterms are over, Democrats are eyeing a wide-open 2028 White House race.

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Following US midterm elections, Democrats are preparing for a 2028 presidential primary that could reveal deep party divisions. Despite Tuesday's resounding victories, the party remains split between center and left positions on critical issues like healthcare, taxes, policing, and foreign policy.

Key points

• Democrats are preparing for a 2028 presidential primary that could reveal deep party divisions.
• The party remains split between center and left positions on critical issues like healthcare, taxes, policing, and foreign policy.

Context

US midterm elections concluded, Democrats are preparing for a 2028 presidential primary that could reveal deep party divisions. Despite Tuesday's resounding victories, the party remains split between center and left positions on critical issues like healthcare, taxes, policing, and foreign policy.

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