Philadelphia Named Finalist to Host 2028 Democratic National Convention
Philadelphia has been named as one of three finalist cities being considered by Democrats to host their 2028 presidential convention. The other finalist cities are Boston and Denver.
Philadelphia, PA, August 20, 2026 —
Philadelphia is a step closer to potentially hosting the 2028 Democratic National Convention, having been named as one of three finalist cities. The Democratic Party is currently considering Philadelphia, along with Boston and Denver, to serve as the venue for its 2028 presidential nominating convention.
The selection process is ongoing, with officials evaluating the capabilities and proposals of each finalist city. The Democratic National Committee has not yet announced a timeline for a final decision or provided specific details regarding the criteria being used in the evaluation.
Hosting a major political convention brings significant attention and economic activity to a city. The event typically involves thousands of delegates, party officials, media personnel, and supporters converging for several days of speeches, political rallies, and official business.
Philadelphia has a history of hosting significant national events. Boston and Denver also have experience in hosting large-scale conventions, making them strong contenders in this selection process.
Further details regarding the evaluation process and the eventual selection of the host city for the 2028 Democratic National Convention are expected to be released by the Democratic Party as the process progresses.
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