Democrats Face Uncertain Future with No Clear 2028 Presidential Contender

Following recent electoral losses, Democrats lack a frontrunner for the next presidential race and hold no federal power.

Democrats have no clear heir apparent for the 2028 presidential nomination, marking a rare situation since the early 1990s.
Recent elections resulted in Democrats losing the Senate and likely continuing without a majority in the House.
President Biden's approval rating is at a historic low for a departing Democratic president, comparable to Jimmy Carter in 1980.
This is one of the few times in 90 years that Democrats do not control the White House or any chamber of Congress.
Some potential Democratic candidates for 2028 include Governors Gavin Newsom, Gretchen Whitmer, Josh Shapiro, and JB Pritzker.