Vance and Harris lead early 2028 presidential preference polls of their parties

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Covered by 3 outlets, mostly right-leaning (67%).

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Recent 2028 presidential preference polls show Vance leading among Republicans and Harris leading among Democrats. Daily Mail and TheBlaze report an Economist/YouGov poll in which Harris had 20 percent of Democratic primary voters and Jon Ossoff 15 percent. TheBlaze reports Vance at 40 percent and Marco Rubio at 33 percent among Republicans. Daily Mail reports that 55 percent of Democrats had no opinion of Ossoff. The Hill cites a Reuters/Ipsos poll in which Rubio and Vance lead when Republican voters are asked who would be a strong candidate, and Ossoff and Pete Buttigieg receive support from Democrats.

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Harris led Democratic primary voters with 20 percent and Jon Ossoff had 15 percent in an Economist/YouGov poll.
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Daily Mail
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TheBlaze
Vance led Republican voters with 40 percent and Rubio had 33 percent in an Economist/YouGov poll.
One outletTheBlaze· Far Right
In a Reuters/Ipsos poll, Rubio and Vance led when Republican voters were asked who they see as a strong 2028 candidate.
One outletThe Hill· Center
Ossoff and Pete Buttigieg received support from Democratic voters in the Reuters/Ipsos poll.
One outletThe Hill· Center
Most Democratic voters said they did not know whether they viewed Ossoff favorably or unfavorably.
One outletDaily Mail· Right

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Right outlets report Vance leading Republicans and Harris leading Democrats in an Economist/YouGov poll; The Hill cites Reuters/Ipsos showing Vance and Rubio on top. The right stresses Harris’s low favorability and Ossoff’s low name recognition, while the center stresses the parties looking past the midterms.

the left
No coverage yet
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the center
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The Hill frames the polls as both parties already looking past the midterms, listing who leads each party’s 2028 field in the Reuters/Ipsos survey.
Vance, Rubio top 2028 list for Republicans, Ossoff and Buttigieg get nod in polling of Democrats
The HillCenterAll center headlines
the right
2 outlets
Right outlets lead with Vance and Harris at the top and then the surprise second-place names, with TheBlaze, which is Far Right, stressing Harris’s unfavorable ratings and the midterm losses.
Vance and Kamala top presidential race for 2028 — but surprising candidates come in second place
TheBlazeFar RightAll right-leaning headlines

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massacreMore neutral: midterm election losses
The word dramatizes the midterm results beyond the vote totals and seat counts the coverage reports.
The latest polling after the stunning midterm Republican massacre shows that second-place candidates in the presidential race for 2028 are making gains…
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failedMore neutral: former presidential nominee
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An Economist/YouGov poll showed failed presidential candidate Kamala Harris at the top for the Democratic nomination and Vice…
Used byTheBlaze (Far Right)

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Rubio and Vance lead Republicans
Ossoff and Buttigieg in Democratic polling
Parties looking past the midterms

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The HillCenter
Vance, Rubio top 2028 list for Republicans, Ossoff and Buttigieg get nod in polling of Democrats
Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Vice President Vance lead a new survey of Republican voters on whom they view as a strong presidential candidate in 2028. With midterms in the rear view, both parties are already beginning to look to the next presidential election. …
4 hr agoRead at The Hill (opens in a new tab)

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2 outlets

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Harris and Vance favorability
Ossoff’s low name recognition
Midterm Republican losses

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Reuters/Ipsos poll not mentioned

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Daily MailRight
Democratic rising star 'hottie' Jon Ossoff close to overtaking Kamala in new 2028 poll but half of Americans don't know who he is
Democratic Georgia Senator Jon Ossoff comes close to overtaking the party's former nominee, Vice President Kamala Harris, in the latest survey of 2028 presidential preferences.
3 hr agoRead at Daily Mail (opens in a new tab)
TheBlazeFar Right
Vance and Kamala top presidential race for 2028 — but surprising candidates come in second place
The latest polling after the stunning midterm Republican Sensational language“massacre”The word dramatizes the midterm results beyond the vote totals and seat counts the coverage reports.More neutral: midterm election lossesDisagree with this highlight? shows that second-place candidates in the presidential race for 2028 are making gains on the top contenders. …
8 hr agoRead at TheBlaze (opens in a new tab)

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4 hr 11 min later
Its first report, Nov 13, 12:56 PM EST
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TheBlaze, Nov 13, 8:45 AM EST

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TheBlazeFar RightNov 13, 8:45 AM EST
The HillCenterNov 13, 12:56 PM EST
Daily MailRightNov 13, 1:48 PM EST

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Vance and Harris lead early 2028 presidential preference polls of their parties

Coverage spectrum

Key points

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the left

the center

the right

Language to notice

In the outlets’ own words

Side by side

From the left

From the center

Vance, Rubio top 2028 list for Republicans, Ossoff and Buttigieg get nod in polling of Democrats

From the right

Democratic rising star 'hottie' Jon Ossoff close to overtaking Kamala in new 2028 poll but half of Americans don't know who he is

Vance and Kamala top presidential race for 2028 — but surprising candidates come in second place

How the coverage built up

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