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Reason columnist Liz Wolfe reports that Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is weighing a presidential run or a challenge to Senator Charles Schumer. Wolfe reads Ocasio-Cortez’s recent New York campaigning as a possible way to assess either path.
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This article 1 analysis · Sep 24, 2026
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People in this story 7 New York representative weighing a presidential campaign or a challenge for Schumer’s Senate seat.
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President whose administration is described as facilitating third-country deportation agreements.
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Senator whose seat Ocasio-Cortez may seek.
Vice president discussed as a possible 2028 presidential opponent.
Representative cited among Democrats who lost reelection bids in the cycle.
Representative described as having presidential ambitions of his own.
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Senator whose seat Ocasio-Cortez may seek.
Vice president discussed as a possible 2028 presidential opponent.
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