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Kamala Harris Leads Newsom in 2028 Democrat Front-Runners Poll

The survey of 2,553 U.S. adults also found Buttigieg and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez tied at 9%, while Jon Ossoff trailed at 8%.

  • A FocalData/Financial Times poll released Sunday, Oct. 11, shows Former Vice President Kamala Harris leading Democrats with 30% support, while Vice President JD Vance leads Republicans with 38% in hypothetical 2028 primaries.
  • Conducted between Oct. 2 and Oct. 5 among 2,553 U.S. adults, the survey gauges early 2028 sentiment as national attention remains on the 2026 midterm elections.
  • Harris performs particularly well among younger voters, receiving 49% support from those ages 18-29, while her backing drops to just 8% among those 70 and older . Vance maintains consistent support across age groups.
  • While several potential contenders have signaled interest in 2028, Secretary of State Marco Rubio stated he is "100% focused on my job" during an official visit to Colombia in September.
  • Generic ballot data shows the Democratic party leading the generic Republican by six points, 47% to 41%, among all respondents, signaling broader party strength heading toward 2028.
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While U.S. voters are still two years away from deciding who their next commander in chief will be, a new poll shows which potential candidates may have a head start, should they decide to run.

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