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Kamala Harris Falls Behind Jon Ossoff in New Democratic Straw Poll

The informal vote of 990 attendees also put Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez second and Pete Buttigieg third, while Harris drew just six votes.

  • On Saturday in Washington, Georgia Senator Jon Ossoff topped a 2028 presidential straw poll at Crooked Con, securing 38.4% of the 990 votes cast by progressive attendees.
  • Organized by Crooked Media, the convention held between Thursday and Saturday gauged presidential preferences following stunning Democrat victories in Republican strongholds during Tuesday's midterm elections.
  • Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez finished second with 16.6%, while former Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg placed third with 13.9%. Other contenders, including California Governor Gavin Newsom, each received less than 5%.
  • Despite the poll win, Ossoff maintains he has "zero interest in running for president," a position reiterated during an October debate. Pollster Nate Silver called him a "compromise candidate" for the party.
  • The informal result contrasts with broader national polling, where former Vice President Kamala Harris leads the 2028 Democratic field at 21.8%. Ossoff ranked fifth at 10.8% in the most recent The RealClearPolitics average.
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Recently US Senator Jon Ossoff of the State of Georgia took the lead in a poll on the preferences for the presidential candidacy of the Democratic Party in the 2028 elections, a poll conducted under the progressive Crooked Con convention, which took place this weekend in Washington. Ossoff obtained in the poll 38.4% of the preferences, followed at a distance ...

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