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    ‘Reach across the aisle’: Pete Buttigieg campaigns with Sarah Trone Garriott - Iowa Capital Dispatch

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    Pete Buttigieg keeps 2028 White House bid on the table - Washington Examiner

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    Here are the Democrats taking early steps in potential 2028 White House bids - Reuters

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    Buttigieg won't rule out 2028 presidential bid as he rallies in Iowa - AOL.com

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    Pete Buttigieg to give keynote speech at Iowa Democratic event, fueling presidential speculation - LGBTQ Nation

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    Meet Dave Muhlbauer, Rob Sand's running mate in Iowa governor race - AOL.com

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    Buttigieg has a flip-flop problem that could hurt in 2028 - The Hill

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    Openly gay Pete Buttigieg drops major hint for presidential run in 2028 - The Times of India

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    Buttigieg won't rule out 2028 presidential bid as he campaigns in Iowa

    Pete Buttigieg is keeping 2028 speculation alive in Iowa, saying “nope” when asked if he'd rule out a White House run but affirming his focus on 2026.

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