Vice President Kamala Harris said she may run for president again in 2028, telling podcast host Sharon McMahon “I might” when asked directly about another campaign.

Harris, who lost to President Donald Trump in the 2024 election, answered the question during an appearance on McMahon’s podcast. When pressed on whether she was still considering a run, Harris declined to rule it out, leaving the door open to a future bid.

What Harris Said

McMahon asked Harris directly if she would run again. “I might,” Harris responded, offering no additional commitment or timeline.

The former vice president did not elaborate extensively on the possibility. Instead, she focused on other topics during the interview, including her recent memoir and efforts to engage younger voters.

The 2028 Field

Harris currently leads a hypothetical Democratic primary field, according to RealClearPolitics polling averages. She holds 28.3 percent support, followed by California Governor Gavin Newsom at 20.7 percent.

Democratic strategists view Harris as a frontrunner for the party’s 2028 nomination. No major Democratic figure has formally announced a candidacy for the next presidential race.

New Organization Launch

Harris also announced the launch of a new organization called Headquarters, a youth-focused progressive platform. The rebranded initiative, formerly known as KamalaHQ, aims to mobilize young voters against what organizers describe as far-right extremism.

Harris will serve as chair emerita of the organization. “KamalaHQ is turning into Headquarters and it’s where you can go online to get basically the latest of what’s going on,” Harris said in a video posted Wednesday night.