Kentucky GOP Rep. Massie files for 2028, says he hasn't decided which office to run for
Kentucky GOP Rep. Thomas Massie announced Monday that he filed with the Federal Election Commission for 2028.
cbs12.comThomas Massie’s latest 2028-related news is that the Kentucky Republican has filed paperwork for the 2028 election cycle while saying he has not made a final decision on what office to seek.[4][6]
What’s happening now (2028)
- Multiple outlets report that Massie filed documents related to the 2028 election cycle, framing it as enabling him to continue political activity and potentially run again.[6][4]
- He has declined to rule out other possibilities (including that he might pursue something other than a straightforward House comeback), while also noting he hasn’t reached a final decision.[3][4]
Context: why 2028 talk is accelerating
- Massie is widely reported to be positioned after losing a recent GOP primary in Kentucky’s 4th Congressional District to a Trump-backed challenger (Ed Gallrein).[1][3][4]
- Reporting also connects the 2028 conversation to his ongoing public friction with Donald Trump.[1][4]
If you tell me whether you mean 2028 House, 2028 presidential, or both, I can summarize only the most relevant developments for that track.