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Democratic 2028 Hopefuls Court Black Voters at National Action Network Convention

2028 Presidential Candidate Engagement at National Action Network·April 8 – April 9, 2026

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Democratic 2028 Hopefuls Court Black Voters at National Action Network Convention

Democratic presidential prospects are gathering in New York this week for the National Action Network convention. These potential 2028 candidates, including Governor Josh Shapiro, are meeting with Reverend Al Sharpton to build support among Black activists and voters. The event serves as an early opportunity for hopefuls to engage with key party organizers before the primary cycle begins. During the conference, speakers are focusing on protecting voting rights and preparing for the 2026 midterm elections. Leaders and potential candidates are also discussing affordability and foreign policy as they seek to define their platforms. This gathering underscores Al Sharpton's enduring influence in the Democratic party.
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