Rep. Thomas Massie files paperwork to run in 2028, says he hasn't made a ‘final decision' about his political future
Massie, a Trump foe who lost his GOP primary race last week, declined to rule out a run for president in 2028.
www.nbcnews.comThomas Massie’s latest major development for the 2028 election is that he has filed paperwork that would allow him to run again for federal office in 2028, while saying he hasn’t made a final decision about which specific office to seek.[4][7]
What’s new (most recent reporting)
- Paperwork for 2028: Multiple outlets report that after losing his GOP primary in Kentucky’s 4th District, Massie filed documents connected to the 2028 election cycle.[7][4]
- Not locked into one race: Reporting also says he indicated he’s keeping options open—meaning he hasn’t ruled out running for different federal offices (not just the House race).[3][4]
Context mentioned in the coverage
- Primary loss that preceded this: The filings are discussed as following his defeat in the Kentucky GOP primary by a Trump-backed opponent.[1][4]
- Trump relationship factor: Several articles frame the move against the backdrop of ongoing tensions between Massie and Trump.[1][4]
If you tell me whether you mean 2028 presidential speculation or 2028 House plans (or both), I can summarize just that angle.