JD Vance’s 2028 ambitions were a hot topic among the justices Tuesday as the Supreme Court heard a case looking to upend campaign finance restrictions originally brought by the now-vice president when he was a Senate candidate.
“There’s no evidence that the vice president has abandoned his intention to run for federal office in 2028,” said Noel Francisco, the former solicitor general representing Republican House and Senate committees and Vance in NRSC v. FEC .
At issue was whether Vance’s current public ambiguity about his presidential ambitions three years from now rendered his original case — which sought to allow more coordination between…
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