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Democrats Are Most Excited to Support Three Candidates for 2028

A CNN poll shows 54% of Americans have thought about the 2028 race, while Democrats most want Harris, Ocasio-Cortez and Buttigieg.

  • A CNN Poll reveals 54% of Americans have considered the 2028 presidential race, with Democrats naming former Vice President Kamala Harris, Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, and former Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg as preferred contenders.
  • Most Americans are adopting a wait-and-see attitude toward the upcoming election, with only 35% holding a specific candidate in mind for the White House.
  • Democratic-Leaning voters reported 51% would consider backing Harris, though she faces higher name recognition and 15% opposition compared to other potential candidates like Sen. Jon Ossoff.
  • Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Vice President JD Vance generated similar excitement among Republican-leaners, with 41% of GOP-aligned adults saying they would be excited to support either.
  • With constitutional term limits preventing President Donald Trump from running again, the 2028 contest marks the most open presidential election on both sides of the political aisle since 2008.
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Among the potential Republican candidates, stands out Marco Rubio. In the case of the Democrats, the most remembered was Gavin Newsom

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Democrats are most excited to support three candidates for 2028

With Trump constitutionally barred from running in 2028, a new CNN poll reveals the early front-runners in both parties. What factors will shape the most open race since 2008?

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Analysis by Zachary Wolf, CNN If the mid-term elections of 2026 were an opportunity for voters to express their opinion on the administration of President Donald Trump, the two-year elections will be their first chance to vote for a president without his name on the ballot.

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64% of voters do not have a name defined for presidential dispute after the end of the Trump era

·São Paulo, Brazil
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CNN Brasil broke the news in São Paulo, Brazil on Wednesday, November 11, 2026.
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