Allies form committee urging Ro Khanna to consider 2028 presidential run
Politics · First reported 5 Nov, 14:59 · Updated 20:46

Supporters of Rep. Ro Khanna have launched a committee to encourage him to run for president in 2028. Khanna says he will decide after the holidays whether to run or support someone else.
- The committee, called “Run Ro,” is co-chaired by former Rep. Jamaal Bowman and progressive strategist Nomiki Konst. The Hill also identifies Bowman and Konst as co-chairs of the draft effort.
- The committee can raise money and build support for a potential Khanna campaign, and its organizers plan to begin before he decides whether to run.
- Khanna said he was honored by the encouragement and cited Medicare for All, ending foreign wars and taxing billionaires as elements of a possible platform. He said he would decide with his family after the holidays.
- Khanna has not announced a run. He has previously said he was considering one and has traveled to early primary states in recent months, according to the Breitbart report.
- The reports place the effort shortly after the midterm elections. The Washington Examiner says Khanna has not yet committed to a bid.
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- Committee
- “Run Ro,” according to Breitbart.
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- Former Rep. Jamaal Bowman and Nomiki Konst.
- Potential election
- 2028 presidential election.
- Khanna's decision
- He said he would decide with his family after the holidays.
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- An earlier Lux story reported Khanna celebrating what he called the return of DEI after the midterms.
- An earlier Lux story covered a California proposal for a one-time wealth tax on residents with more than $1 billion in assets or net worth; it described a separate state initiative, not Khanna's campaign proposal.
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