EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Vice President JD Vance leads early 2028 Republican primary polls with 33 percent support, outpacing Marco Rubio as Democrats remain largely undecided.
Republican voters have largely decided who they want to support for president in 2028, while a large plurality of Democrats remain undecided.
Vance has emerged as the early leader, while nearly half of Democratic primary voters remain undecided about who should represent their party after President Donald Trump leaves office, according to a new New York Times/Siena University poll.
The survey found 33% of Republican primary voters choosing Vance as their preferred nominee, giving the vice president a 10-point advantage over Secretary of State Marco Rubio, who finished second with 23%.