WATCH: AOC won't rule out White House bid after poll names her Democrats' top 2028 pick

Rep.Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, D-N.Y., is keeping the door open for a 2028 White House bid after a new poll showed the New York Democrat as the leading choice among prospective Democratic presidential candidates.She sidestepped Fox News Digital’s question asking if she would like to be the Democratic 2028 nominee."I have genuinely not really weighed seriously anything past the midterm elections," Ocasio-Cortez told Fox News Digital when asked if she is interested in a run.

"I think that I'm taking in this information just like anybody else."HASAN PIKER MAKES AOC HIS 2028 PICK FOR PRESIDENT, SAYS IT'S 'NOT EVEN A QUESTION’Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, US congresswoman for the Democrats, speaks at TU Berlin.(Annette Riedl/picture alliance via Getty Images)The progressive House Democrat repeatedly has toyed with the idea of both a presidential bid and a potential Senate bid to run against Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., when he is up for re-election in two years.Insight into the Democratic party’s top pick for the presidential election in 2028 was released in a University of New Hampshire Granite State Poll Wednesday — showing Ocasio-Cortez as voters' frontrunner candidate.While New Hampshire no longer holds the first official Democratic presidential primary, the state has played a large role in testing White House hopefuls and remains closely watched for early voter signs.Ocasio-Cortez dodged giving her own thoughts on the poll that shows strong interest for her to lead the Democrats in the next election cycle.WATCH: AOC WON'T RULE OUT SENATE BID AFTER NEW YORK PROGRESSIVES NOTCH PRIMARY WINS: 'INSPIRED AND ENCOURAGED'"You're gonna have to ask a voter about that," Ocasio-Cortez said when asked about the new poll.

"I have less insight into it than they do."The poll projected her ahead of other prospective candidates that are likely to run in 2028, including Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg, former Vice President Kamala Harris, Gov.Gavin Newso...

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