Vance does not plan to run in the 2028 U.S. presidential election yet.

Vice President of the United States Jay Dee Vance said on April 3 that he was not yet thinking about possible participation in the 2028 presidential election and was fully focused on solving the current tasks of the administration.

"I'm really not fixated on politics. I'm not focusing on the midterm elections in 2026, much less the presidential elections in 2028. When we get to that point, I'll talk to the president [of the United States Donald Trump]," Vance said.

The politician noted that his goal is to restore the US economy, ensure security and "stop unnecessary wars."

"If I do a good job, if the president does a good job for the American people, and I know we will, then politics will take care of itself. Let's just do a good job," Vance concluded.

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Earlier, on March 31, Trump said that he had not yet seriously considered the possibility of running for a third term, but was receiving requests from people to do so. At the same time, he added that he would like to compete with former head of state Barack Obama in the elections. Prior to that, the president had stated that there were ways to achieve a third term for him, but it was too early to think about it now.

The Daily Mail newspaper reported on March 30 that the American leader has the opportunity to remain in power until 2037 due to a loophole in the 22nd amendment to the country's Constitution. As specified in the article, this possibility arises due to discrepancies in the interpretation of this amendment: it prohibits re-election only for a president who has been elected twice, but does not regulate the situation of returning to office in the event of the resignation or death of another president.