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Jon Ossoff says he has no interest in a 2028 presidential run

At an October 13 Georgia Senate debate with Republican Rep. Mike Collins, Ossoff said he was seeking reelection to the Senate.

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Sen. Jon Ossoff said at an October 13 Georgia Senate debate with Republican Rep. Mike Collins that he had no interest in running for president in 2028 and was seeking reelection to the U.S. Senate.

Asked about a presidential run, Ossoff said, “I have zero interest in running for president.” It was his second debate with Collins, according to NBC News and CBS News.

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