Poll reveals who Democrats and Republicans want to run in 2028

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

75% : But Vice President-elect J.D. Vance comes in second with 30 percent wanting to see him make a bid for a promotion after four years as Trump's No. 2.
66% : Before the election on November 5, polling showed Trump at 48 percent favorability.
56% : After his decisive win, Trump immediately got to work with a series of announcements for who he will fill out his Cabinet and White House staff with as well as plans for policy changes - including a recent revelation that he wants to add tariffs to imports from China, Mexico and Canada as retribution for the migrant and fentanyl crisis.
52% : And two percent also aren't ready to let go of their hopes for 83-year-old Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.), who would be 87 at the time of the next election.

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