Josh Shapiro takes tentative step toward 2028 run with federal PAC

Governor josh Shapiro of Pennsylvania,currently seeking reelection,is establishing a federal political action committee called New Path PAC. This move suggests he may be considering a run for the 2028 Democratic presidential nomination, despite his public statements indicating he intends to serve a full term if reelected. Governor Josh Shapiro of Pennsylvania’s formation of the new Path PAC signals strategic political maneuvering that could hint at national ambitions, perhaps positioning him for a future run in the 2028 Democratic presidential race. While Shapiro has publicly emphasized his commitment to serving a full term if reelected as governor, establishing a federal PAC allows him to engage in national fundraising efforts and build political infrastructure, which are often precursors to presidential campaigns. This move might be aimed at strengthening his influence and visibility on the national stage, suggesting he is preparing for the possibility of a future presidential bid even as he maintains his current commitment to statewide leadership.


Gov. Josh Shapiro (D-PA) may be seeking reelection as the governor of Pennsylvania next month, but he may be setting his eyes on higher ambitions by starting a federal political action committee.

Shapiro’s establishment of the New Path PAC is the loudest indication yet that he is considering a run for the 2028 Democratic presidential nomination, despite his repeated insistence that he will serve a full four-year term if reelected as Pennsylvania’s chief executive.

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