Overview
- Ruffalo, 58, told Us Weekly on January 9 that a campaign is not planned but he would “never say never.”
- He argued that Americans are suffering and said both major parties have been captured by corporate interests.
- He cited New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s January 1 swearing-in on a Quran as a sign of progressive possibility.
- No candidacy has been announced or organized, as he emphasizes current screen work and plans to address serious issues in his series Task.
- His openness comes after years of activism and public commentary, including a 2017 protest in New York and positions on Ukraine, Gaza, immigration, and President Donald Trump.