JD Vance Emerges as Strong GOP Contender for 2028 Presidential Nomination at CPAC
Vice President JD Vance received 61% support from CPAC attendees as the preferred Republican nominee for the 2028 election.
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Overview
A recent CPAC straw poll revealed that 61% of attendees support Vice President JD Vance as the leading GOP contender for the 2028 presidential election. Steve Bannon followed at 12%, with Ron DeSantis garnering 7%. The CPAC poll has historically been a reliable predictor of GOP nominations. Additionally, Trump enjoys a remarkable 99% approval rating among attendees, reflecting strong allegiance to his policies and leadership. The poll also indicated widespread approval for the initial weeks of Trump's second administration, emphasizing its importance to conservative voters.
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61%
Steve Bannon received 12% support, and Ron DeSantis garnered 7%.
The CPAC straw poll has historically been a reliable indicator of conservative sentiment and is closely watched by politicians and the media.
JD Vance is seen as the closest figure to President Donald Trump, which contributes to his appeal among conservatives.
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