From CBS News · Jared Ochacher · · 1m 30s
Democrats gather to plot 2028 race
Three progressive senators and representatives join a Denver summit to shape the party's future after 2024 losses.
In brief
Three progressive senators and representatives join a Denver summit to shape the party's future after 2024 losses. Cory Booker, Chris Van Hollen and Ro Khanna will attend a Democratic summit in Denver to discuss the party's direction ahead of the 2028 presidential race. Originally reported by CBS News.
Three progressives join 2028 summit
Sens. Cory Booker of New Jersey and Chris Van Hollen of Maryland, plus Rep. Ro Khanna of California, will attend the What's Next summit in Denver from November twelve to fourteen.
All three have presidential ambitions
Booker ran for president in twenty twenty but dropped out before the first primary contests.Khanna has described himself as a long-shot presidential candidate.
Summit aims to unite party factions
The What's Next summit is hosted by Majority Democrats, a group formed last year by moderate elected officials.It is chaired by Rep.
Party split over direction
Many Democrats feel the party has not settled on a political identity after losing the White House in twenty twenty-four.Moderate and progressive Democrats disagree on the party's direction.
“weak”
Other candidates already campaigning
Pete Buttigieg, Sens.Raphael Warnock of Georgia, Ruben Gallego of Arizona and Chris Murphy of Connecticut are among other possible presidential candidates attending.Govs.
Over two thousand expected in Denver
Organizers chose Denver because it is one of the cities under consideration to host the twenty twenty-eight Democratic National Convention. Over two thousand people are expected to attend the inaugural What's Next summit.
Here's the gist
Cory Booker, Chris Van Hollen and Ro Khanna will attend a Democratic summit in Denver to discuss the party's direction ahead of the 2028 presidential race.




