Ossoff says he has no interest in 2028 presidential run
Democratic Sen. Jon Ossoff of Georgia pledged Tuesday to complete a full six-year term while pushing back on talk of a presidential bid.
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What happened
Sen. Jon Ossoff, a Georgia Democrat, said Tuesday he would serve a full Senate term. He repeated that he is not interested in running for the White House, despite being floated as a possible 2028 presidential candidate.
Why it matters
The remarks aim to steer attention back to his reelection bid amid rising speculation about what comes next for his career.
Coverage
- Ossoff: ‘I have zero interest in running for president’ (CNN)
- Ossoff commits to 6-year Senate term amid 2028 speculation (The Hill)
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