As Gov. Josh Shapiro (D-PA) launches his reelection bid, the Pennsylvania governor’s race is coming into focus, with Republicans sidestepping another Doug Mastriano nomination but still confronting a difficult path to defeating the incumbent.
Shapiro commenced his 2026 campaign Thursday, opening what may be his last statewide race as national Democrats increasingly view the Pennsylvania governor as a possible presidential contender in 2028. He enters the contest with formidable political and financial advantages, including strong approval ratings and a massive fundraising edge.
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