Harris Tells Keke Palmer She Has Not Decided on 2028 Run

Former Vice President Kamala Harris said on a podcast this week that she has not decided whether to run for president in 2028. She spoke to comedian and actress Keke Palmer in an episode of the show Baby, This Is Keke Palmer. The interview took place in October 2026 and aired in recent days.

Palmer asked Harris directly if another presidential campaign was in her future. Harris answered, “I haven’t decided. I haven’t decided yet. I will, I promise.” She did not rule out a bid for the 2028 election. Instead, she said her immediate focus is on the 2026 midterm elections.

There is no official announcement from Harris about a 2028 campaign at this time. She has kept her options open while continuing to discuss civic participation. The conversation on the podcast mixed political analysis with personal reflections on her time in office.

Harris reflected on the pressures of serving as the first female vice president in U.S. history. She discussed voting rights and the importance of connecting with Black voters. The interview also covered her observations regarding the current administration.

The two women explored the expectations placed on women in leadership roles. Harris spoke about the importance of staying grounded while in public service. The discussion included the concept of code-switching and the challenges facing working families.

Palmer focused the conversation on real-life concerns such as affordability and accountability. The interview addressed the specific struggles of single mothers. These topics linked larger political decisions to the daily experiences of voters.

The full conversation is available on the Baby, This Is Keke Palmer podcast. Harris remains the central figure in national political discussions as she weighs her next steps. Her silence on a definitive 2028 decision leaves the question of her future in the White House unresolved.