As of November 30, 2025, the 2028 Democratic presidential primary field is not set and no one has formally declared a 2028 presidential candidacy among the three governors named.

Current public positions:

• Gavin Newsom (CA) – Has not announced a run, but has openly said he will give a 2028 presidential bid “serious thought” after the 2026 midterms and acknowledges he’d be “lying” if he claimed he wasn’t considering it. He is actively building national profile and infrastructure that could support a run, but remains undeclared. (thewrap.com)
• Gretchen Whitmer (MI) – Has not announced a campaign but explicitly said she “can’t rule anything out” regarding a 2028 Democratic presidential bid, keeping her options open while focusing on her governorship and the 2026 midterms. (news.bloomberglaw.com)
• Wes Moore (MD) – Has not announced a run and, in fact, has publicly ruled out running for president in 2028, stating on NBC’s “Meet the Press” that he is “not running for president” and intends to serve a full second term as governor if reelected. (aol.com)

The prediction claims that all three will ultimately run in the 2028 Democratic primary. Because the primary is still in the future and filing/ballot deadlines have not passed, any of these governors could still change course, including Moore despite his present denial. Political figures do sometimes reverse earlier statements about not running.

Therefore, it is too early to say definitively whether all three will or will not run. The prediction is trending against realization (given Moore’s current stance), but it has not yet been conclusively proven right or wrong, so the appropriate status is inconclusive (too early).