During a high-profile appearance in New York City this week, Montgomery County’s own Josh Shapiro found himself fielding questions about his potential 2028 presidential run, writes George Stockburger and Dennis Owens for WKBN.
The Abington native stopped short of confirming any plans but made clear he intends to be part of the Democratic Party’s future direction, carefully leaving the door open while avoiding a direct answer.
Back in Pennsylvania, Shapiro’s political strength continues to build. In his reelection campaign, he has significantly outraised his Republican opponent and holds a double-digit lead in early polling, along with a sizable financial advantage. That combination of momentum and resources is helping fuel growing national attention.
At the same time, his fundraising success has drawn criticism from some who argue Pennsylvania’s campaign finance system lacks transparency and limits. Still, Shapiro continues to dominate within the current framework.
For Montgomery County residents, his latest appearance is another reminder that a local leader is increasingly operating on a national stage—and could be positioning himself for something bigger.
To learn more about Abington’s Shapiro and his future in politics, visit WKBN.
