Pollster Nate Silver calls Ocasio-Cortez most likely to be 2028 Democratic presidential nominee
- Polling pundit Nate Silver predicts that Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez will be the 2028 Democratic presidential nominee, citing her polling numbers and experience.
- In a recent Yale poll, Ocasio-Cortez had the highest net favorability rating compared to other Democratic candidates.
- Nate Silver and Galen Druke agreed that Ocasio-Cortez has garnered significant support within the Democratic Party, making her a strong candidate.
- Druke asserted that Ocasio-Cortez's economic message resonates and makes her a strong candidate in the Democratic primary.
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Dick Morris to Newsmax: AOC’s Rise ‘Great News’ for GOP
Political strategist and author Dick Morris told Newsmax on Friday that Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s rise in the Democrat primary polls is “great news” because her nomination would ensure another Republican presidential victory in 2028. Morris joined “Rob Schmitt Tonight” to discuss pollster Nate Silver asserting this week that the New York Democrat congresswoman will most likely be the party’s 2028 presidential nominee. A Yale poll also show…
AOC 2028: Pollsters Give Brutal News to Democrats
It’s way too early to know how the 2028 Democratic primaries are going to go, but if pollster Nate Silver’s “mock draft” of candidates is any indication, it’s basically a […] The post AOC 2028: Pollsters Give Brutal News to Democrats appeared first on The Western Journal.


Polls: AOC Is an Early Democratic Frontrunner for 2028
(The Center Square)–U.S. Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, D-N.Y., is a current frontrunner for the Democratic Party for the next presidential election. Pollsters and pundits are buzzing about the progressive New Yorker as a potential candidate after a Yale survey showed Ocasio-Cortez with a 62% favorability rating. Yale’s undergraduate-led Spring 2025 Youth Poll surveyed 4,100 “self-reported registered voters,” nearly half of which were aged 18-29…
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