Democrats work to keep momentum in 2028

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Democrats are planning their long-term strategy for the 2028 elections, including the presidential race, following their success in the 2026 midterms. The party successfully took control of both the House and the Senate during those 2026 elections. This report focuses on the party's efforts to maintain political momentum as they transition into their next campaign cycle.

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