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2026-09-03 01:47
Can Gavin Newsom win over presidential battleground voters?
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New York PostLean right
Gavin Newsom hits the South again as 2028 presidential campaign jockeying heats up
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- The New York TimesLean left
The vice president is attempting to unite conservative Jews with their antagonists in one coalition, as one appearance in Nevada on Monday showed. Some are uneasy about it.
Read at nytimes.com → - The HillCenter
California Governor Gavin Newsom has built a national profile ahead of the 2028 election, but translating attention into support from presidential battleground voters could prove difficult.
Watch at youtube.com → - New York PostLean right
The governor left California early Tuesday morning for a four-day political swing through the South to whip up votes for Democrats in the midterm elections — and perhaps himself in 2028.
Read at nypost.com →
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New York PostLean right
Gavin Newsom hits the South again as 2028 presidential campaign jockeying heats up
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Can Gavin Newsom win over presidential battleground voters? | THE FIGHT FOR 2028
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