DeSantis doesn’t rule out a 2028 presidential run: ‘We’ll see’ 

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis refused to rule out one other White Home run in a current sitdown with Fox Information host Sean Hannity. 

“We’ll see,” the Republican Sunshine State governor responded when requested point-blank by Hannity if he would “run for president once more.”

DeSantis, 47, is term-limited and can go away workplace in January 2027 – a few 12 months earlier than the beginning of the 2028 presidential primaries. 

The governor was seen as one of the crucial viable alternate options to Donald Trump within the 2024 GOP primaries, however he dropped out of the race shortly after a second-place end within the Iowa caucuses.  

Trump topped DeSantis by roughly 30 share factors in Iowa.

DeSantis argued that had Trump not been operating in 2024, he would’ve garnered the help of many of the president’s backers. 

“In 2024, like in Iowa, the those that voted for Trump – if he wasn’t operating – I might’ve gotten like 90% of these folks,” the governor mentioned throughout his look on the “Cling Out with Sean Hannity” podcast. 

“They have been conservative voters, proper?” DeSantis continued. “They didn’t need the non-conservative – they wished me.” 

“The timing didn’t work out, clearly, for that.” 

The most recent 2028 GOP presidential major polls present Vice President JD Vance is the overwhelming frontrunner within the race. 

Vance obtained 40% help in an Echelon Insights survey launched final week. 

The identical survey confirmed Secretary of State Marco Rubio polling in second with 16% help. 

DeSantis pulled solely 5% backing, behind the president’s son, Donald Trump Jr., who garnered 9% help. 

A Saint Anselm Faculty Survey Middle ballot of New Hampshire major voters equally discovered DeSantis receiving solely 5% help within the Granite State – tied with former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley.

Vance was the best choice of New Hampshire Republicans, receiving 46% help, adopted by Rubio at 27%, in accordance with the ballot launched Monday.

Hannity’s full interview with DeSantis airs Tuesday.