A parade of potential 2028 presidential contenders is set to take the stage this week at the Rev. Al Sharpton’s National Action Network (NAN) Convention for an early audition aimed at courting Black voters, one of the Democratic Party’s most powerful constituencies. In a party where Black voters have repeatedly shaped the outcome of the…
Democratic presidential candidates set to court Black voters at Sharpton’s NAN Convention
Originally reported by The Hill
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