Democratic presidential hopefuls are gathering for a key strategy session ahead of the next election, with the party’s informal "What’s Next" conference set to explore long-term challenges and campaign tactics. Held in Denver over three days, the event—organized by outside groups rather than the party itself—serves as a platform for potential candidates to assess political shifts and refine their approaches. While not an official party meeting, the discussions could shape how Democrats position themselves in the coming years. The focus will likely center on rebuilding momentum after recent setbacks and preparing for future electoral battles.
Potential 2028 Democratic presidential contenders are expected to meet at the party's post-midterm conference next month, with a focus on how to navigate through the next election and beyond. The conference, titled "What's Next," will be held Nov. 12-14 in Denver. It is not an official Democratic Party event, and instead will be presented by...
