Republicans start making moves to challenge JD Vance for 2028 nomination
A Bowling Green State University/YouGov poll found 44% of likely Republican voters back Vance, but Cruz, Kennedy and Scott are preparing bids.
- Vice President Vance leads 2028 Republican nomination polling with 44 percent, but Sens Ted Cruz , John Kennedy , Rick Scott and Rep Thomas Massie are preparing campaigns, the Washington Post reported.
- Sen Paul and Cruz question whether the party should remain 'small-government' or a 'nanny-state,' while some lawmakers remain skeptical of Vance's ties to former Fox News host Tucker Carlson.
- Data shows Vance's 44 percent lead doubles that of Secretary State Marco Rubio, while the Vice President courts Jewish Republicans through the Republican Jewish Coalition summit and a Naval Observatory Shabbat dinner.
- November's midterm elections will test President Donald Trump's standing and, by extension, Vance's viability as other Republicans weigh 2028 campaigns.
- Massie, who lost his House primary, cautioned that early polling is unreliable, citing how Gov Ron DeSantis of Florida faded before the 2024 race despite post-midterm strength.
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(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Ko Il-hwan = There are signs that competition among potential presidential candidates within the U.S. Republican Party for the 2028 election is set to begin in earnest.
Republicans Start Making Moves to Challenge JD Vance
“Vice President JD Vance is leading polls of the nascent 2028 GOP presidential primary field — but that has not deterred other Republicans from taking steps toward running months before the race kicks off,” the Washington Post reports. ”Other Republicans — including several sitting lawmakers — are weighing 2028 campaigns, even as the party fights […]
Republicans already plotting downfall of GOP's heir apparent
President Donald Trump's presumed heir holds a commanding lead in early polling for the 2028 Republican presidential nomination, but a growing lineup of Senate Republicans is already laying the groundwork to challenge him.A Bowling Green State University/YouGov poll found 44 percent of Republican likely voters would back Vice President JD Vance for the nomination, but that hasn't stopped Sens. Ted Cruz (R-TX), John Kennedy (R-LA) and Rick Scott …
More than two years before the 2028 US presidential election, the first polls on possible duels show Vice President J.D. Vance trailing four potential Democratic candidates, while he maintains a lead against one more candidate.Recall that Vice President J.D. Vance is considered one of the top favorites. candidate for the Republican nomination ahead of the 2028 presidential election, along with Foreign Minister Marco Rubio. Donald Trump, under th…
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