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Already thinking about the 2028 election? You’re not alone

About half of Americans say they’ve already given the 2028 presidential election, set to be the first race since 2016 without a sitting president vying for the nomination on either side, at least some thought,

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Half of Americans already thinking about 2028 election: poll

Donald Trump may have 3 years left but half of Americans already thinking about 2028 election: poll - Both Donald Trump and Barack Obama were named on Americans’ 2028 candidate wishlists, yet the Cons

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Dem poll reveals clear frontrunner for 2028 presidential election

A new poll reveals who Democrats would like to see run for president. The Yale Youth Poll of 3,426 registered voters—including 1,706 aged 18-34—shows California Governor Gavin Newsom leading Democratic voters’ 2028 presidential preferences.

Here’s how Trump’s Republican Party can still beat Democrats in midterm elections: New poll

The new Reuters/Ipsos poll, released Thursday, showed that Republicans hold an edge over Democrats among older voters.

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AOC Leads JD Vance For First Time in 2028 Election Matchup: Poll

The New York Democratic congresswoman would narrowly defeat the likely Republican nominee 51 percent to 49 percent, according to the poll.

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Polling shows tight GOP Primary as Texas Senate Race heats up

John Cornyn faces high-profile primary challenges from Ken Paxton and Wesley Hunt, while Democrats Jasmine Crockett and James Talarico compete for their party's nomination in the tightening 2026 Texas U.

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Hochul leads Stefanik by 19 points in 2026 governor’s race: Poll

Governor Kathy Hochul maintains a 19-point lead over her Republican challengers in a hypothetical 2026 election matchup, according to a Siena College poll, while New Yorkers expressed optimism

An Election ‘Off Year,’ but Not a Year Off

Polling in off-year election cycles is challenging because it’s hard to know who will turn out to vote. This year, the polls significantly overestimated the Republicans in the Virginia and New Jersey governor’s races, which both had particularly high turnout for an off year. In 2021, polls had the opposite problem, as they overestimated Democrats.