Andrew Yang on Possibly Running for President in 2028 (Part 7)
June 9, 2026
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Former presidential candidate Andrew Yang has confirmed he is seriously considering a 2028 presidential run. Speaking in a recent interview, Yang emphasized that the rise of artificial intelligence—a topic he championed in 2020 before it became mainstream—remains a key focus for him. He believes his platform, which includes reforms to America's political system, resonates with millions of Americans disillusioned by the two-party status quo.
Yang leads the Forward Party, a growing third party with 79 elected officials nationwide, aiming to break the dominance of Democrats and Republicans. He envisions innovative changes like independent primaries accessible via smartphone, expanding voter participation beyond traditional early-primary states.
Yang dismissed the idea of seeking political appointments, stressing his mission is to solve problems for everyday Americans. With rising independent voters and widespread dissatisfaction with Congress, Yang argues the 2028 election presents a genuine opportunity for an outsider to win.
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