VP Vance Gets Update On Support For 2028 Presidential Bid

Rubio appeared to benefit from some of that shifting support

After polling at just 5% in October, the secretary of state climbed to 9% in March and has continued to gain traction among Republican voters.

The outlet noted it did not include Trump Jr. in this latest poll because he recently wrote on social media he has no interest in running in 2028 though he would not rule out a future bid.

For this wave, we wanted the hypothetical Republican field to be more focused on candidates who seem more plausible as active contenders at this stage,” Noble Predictive Insights founder Mike Noble told the outlet

Vance’s strongest support came from younger voters, with 43% of respondents ages 18 to 29 identifying him as their preferred candidate.

The vice president also broke the 40% threshold among voters who supported President Donald Trump in the last election and among respondents in the Northeast, two groups where his backing was particularly strong.