Democrats want to compete in the South in 2028. They see black voters as the key

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Black voters delivered Democrats a series of shocking victories in last week’s midterm elections, renewing debate that the path to the White House in 2028 could run through the South.

Political leaders are calling for national Democratic support in Southern states to grow before the next presidential contest, and for 2028 hopefuls to prioritize outreach to black voters.

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