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DNC Considers Five Cities for 2028 Presidential Convention

3/3/2026

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The Democratic National Committee (DNC) is evaluating five cities—Atlanta, Boston, Chicago, Denver, and Philadelphia—for its presidential nominating convention from August 7-10, 2028.
The DNC opted against a midterm convention due to financial constraints and a focus on campaign resources.
DNC Chair Ken Martin stated the convention is crucial for retaking the White House.
Denver's Mayor Mike Johnston expressed support for the city's bid, citing potential economic benefits.
The Republican National Committee has selected Houston for its 2028 convention.

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The Democratic National Committee (DNC) is evaluating five cities—Atlanta, Boston, Chicago, Denver, and Philadelphia—for its presidential nominating convention from August 7-10, 2028.
The DNC opted against a midterm convention due to financial constraints and a focus on campaign resources.
DNC Chair Ken Martin stated the convention is crucial for retaking the White House.
Denver's Mayor Mike Johnston expressed support for the city's bid, citing potential economic benefits.
The Republican National Committee has selected Houston for its 2028 convention.