In a candid conversation with Rev. Al Sharpton on Friday, Vice President Kamala Harris hinted at her potential aspirations for the 2028 presidential race. The event took place in New York City, where Harris shared her thoughts on a possible future campaign.

When prompted by Sharpton about her intentions to run for president again, Harris playfully responded, “I might. I’m thinking about it.” Her comment was met with enthusiastic applause from the audience, clearly resonating with those in attendance.

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Adding a touch of suspense, Harris concluded with, “I’ll keep you posted.” Her remarks came during her appearance at the National Action Network, an influential gathering of Black voters and a crucial stop for any Democrat eyeing the presidency.

“I’ll keep you posted,” Harris added.

Harris was speaking at Sharpton’s National Action Network, a conference of black voters considered a must-stop for any potential Democratic presidential contender.