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Democrats’ Fight for Black Support in 2028 Is Starting. It’s Wide Open. — Marjorie Taylor Greene | ChamberLight
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The article says no potential Democrat has an obvious advantage among Black voters and leaders entering the 2028 presidential race, though Kamala Harris may have a head start. It cites Democratic figures who describe the field as open and note that many Black voters are focused on the coming midterm elections.
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