[US Democrats Prepare for 2028 Election, Over a Dozen Potential Candidates] BlockBeats reports on November 6th that while the Democratic Party achieved a historic victory in the midterm elections, this doesn't guarantee an easy win in the 2028 presidential election. Democratic insiders have quickly turned their attention to what could be the most unpredictable and contentious presidential primaries in decades. Traditionally, the midterm elections mark the informal start of the next presidential campaign cycle. In the coming weeks, several Democratic organizations will hold rallies to discuss the party's future direction and which strategies will work in 2028. Several Democrats have already begun paving the way for their candidacy, including hiring staff, traveling to early primary states, and meeting with donors. Despite the Democrats' strong performance against the Republicans in Tuesday's election, the next round of voting is likely to expose internal divisions on the party's direction and how to win voter support. Currently, no Democratic candidate has emerged as a clear frontrunner, and the final number of candidates could reach over a dozen. Whoever ultimately becomes the Democratic presidential nominee will face a different and potentially more challenging political environment than the current one.