Summary
A recent poll shows that Vice President JD Vance's support among Republicans for a hypothetical 2028 presidential primary has decreased. Although Vance still leads against other GOP figures like Marco Rubio and Ron DeSantis, his support has dropped from previous polling. The poll indicates possible shifts in Republican support as the party looks toward future elections.
Key Facts
- Vice President JD Vance received 46.7% support in a recent poll for a hypothetical 2028 GOP primary.
- This is a drop from 54.6% support in a similar poll conducted in September.
- Other potential candidates, Marco Rubio and Ron DeSantis, received 22.6% and 13.4% support, respectively.
- Vance remains the leading candidate, with a 24-point lead over his closest competitor.
- The 22nd Amendment prevents President Trump from running again in 2028, necessitating a new Republican candidate.
- Erika Kirk, a Turning Point leader, endorsed Vance as a potential successor to Trump.
- Senator Rand Paul stated he would not support Vance due to disagreements over tariffs policies.
- A separate YouGov poll showed Vance with 42% support, with Donald Trump Jr. receiving 13%.
