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Vance, Rubio, Ossoff and Buttigieg lead 2028 White House hopefuls, Reuters/Ipsos poll finds
Headline via The Straits Times · first report 12 Nov, 16:44 IST, latest 13 Nov, 10:39 IST
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First report12 Nov, 16:44 IST
Latest report13 Nov, 10:39 IST
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WASHINGTON, Nov 12 - Four potential contenders in the 2028 race for the White House have caught American voters' attention with their early jockeying: Republicans JD Vance and Marco Rubio and Democrats Jon Ossoff and Pete Buttigieg, according to the latest…
U.S. President Donald Trump, struggling with an approval rating near the lowest of his career, looms large over the conversation for both parties.
Four potential contenders in the 2028 race for the White House have caught American voters' attention with their early jockeying
Some 45% of Republican voters polled said they believed Marco Rubio would be an "excellent" presidential candidate, with 43% saying for JD Vance. Former Transportation Secretary Buttigieg and US...
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- The Straits Times Vance, Rubio, Ossoff and Buttigieg lead 2028 White House hopefuls, Reuters/Ipsos poll finds
- The Japan Times Vance, Rubio, Ossoff and Buttigieg lead 2028 White House hopefuls, Reuters/Ipsos poll finds
- The Independent Who is actually leading the 2028 White House race? New poll reveals four top contenders
- NDTV 2028 White House Race: 4 Potential Contenders Catching Voters' Attention
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