Ocasio-Cortez Says She Has Not Ruled Out a 2028 Presidential or Senate Run
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez has declined to rule out a run for either president or the U.S. Senate in 2028, leaving both paths open as she also spoke publicly about deciding to freeze her eggs.
Key Facts
- —Ocasio-Cortez has not ruled out running for either president or the U.S. Senate in 2028.
- —She said she has not made a decision about seeking higher office and described both paths as open.
- —She said she had begun the process of freezing her eggs, calling the decision "badass."
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York has left open the possibility of running for either president or the U.S. Senate in 2028, declining to rule out either path.
The congresswoman said she had not made a decision about seeking higher office and framed both possibilities as options still on the table. Her comments stopped short of any announcement or commitment to a specific campaign. She has not said whether she would pursue the presidential route or a Senate seat, keeping both in view rather than closing either off.
Alongside her political remarks, Ocasio-Cortez spoke about her personal life, saying she had begun the process of freezing her eggs. She described the decision in her own words, calling it "badass."
For now, her plans remain unresolved. What she has offered is an acknowledgment that she is weighing her choices rather than settling on a single direction.
References
- 1.Interview coverage — Ocasio-Cortez declining to rule out a 2028 presidential or Senate run
- 2.Interview coverage — Ocasio-Cortez saying both options remain open and no decision has been made
- 3.Interview coverage — Ocasio-Cortez's remarks about freezing her eggs and her 'badass' comment
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