A recent poll showed Vice President JD Vance and former Vice President Kamala Harris dominating within their own parties.
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A recent poll showed Vice President JD Vance (R) and former Vice President Kamala Harris (D) dominating within their own parties among potential 2028 candidates.
The recent 2028 presidential poll showed Harris at 37 percent and Vance at 38 percent, according to Political Polls:
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio was just under Vance with 18 percent and President Donald Trump’s son, Don Jr., polled at 10 percent.
Rubio recently said he would be the first to support Vance if he ran for president in 2028, and it is unlikely Don Jr. will run. Therefore, if one were to add Rubio’s and Don Jr.’s numbers to Vance’s percentage — since those two are likely to support Vance from the get-go — it would show Vance starting with a dominant majority of Republicans at 66 percent with the total of those three combined.
President Donald Trump this week commented on a potential 2028 Republican presidential ticket of Vance and Rubio, stating, “So I watch them together. They get along great. They have a good relationship. They’re sort of similar in a lot of ways, but they’re very talented. I think the two of them running together as a team would be very unbeatable.”
He added, “I would think that JD and Marco as a team would be very hard to beat, when you compare that to these low IQ people that we have on the other side.”
President Donald Trump meets with Special Envoy Steve Witkoff, Secretary of State Marco Rubio, and Vice President JD Vance before a call with Russian President Vladimir Putin, Monday, August 18, 2025, in the Oval Office. (Official White House Photo by Daniel Torok)
In April, Harris, who lost to Trump in 2024, said she “might” run for president again in 2028, Breitbart News reported:
According to Race to the White House polling averages reported in February, Harris held 27.5 percent support among potential Democrat primary voters, ahead of California Gov. Gavin Newsom at 22.7 percent. Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez [NY] stood at nine percent, former Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg at 8.7 percent, [Pennsylvania Gov. Josh] Shapiro at 4.9 percent, and [Illinois Gov. J.B.] Pritzker at 3.4 percent.
Ocasio-Cortez recently claimed her “ambition is way bigger” than running for president in 2028, but a report said she appeared to be moving toward a possible run.
