Several US election polls point to early frontrunners for the 2028 presidential race, with voters naming a mix of Republican and Democratic figures even though no one has formally launched a campaign.
According to the poll results highlighted by NDTV and echoed in coverage by Jerusalem Post and Business Line, Republican voters rate Marco Rubio more highly than JD Vance, while Democratic voters express comparatively lower ratings across the named candidates. The reporting also stresses that the parties’ nominating contests are still more than a year away, meaning views could shift and additional contenders may emerge.
Across outlets, the story is framed less as a campaign update and more as an early snapshot of voter sentiment. The common thread is that these politicians—Rubio, Vance, Pete Buttigieg, and Jon Ossoff—are positioned as potential options based on current polling, not formal candidacies.
