Two polls showed Buttigieg lead other potential Democratic candidates in New Hampshire this week.

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People close to JD Vance concede that a long conflict will be a challenge for the next GOP nominee but say the vice president hasn’t made up his mind about running.

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Newsom, whose support has surged in recent Democratic primary polls, led Trump and Vance in a hypothetical poll about the 2028 presidential election.

Vice President JD Vance made his first trip to Iowa as vice president, rallying support for Republican Congressman Zach Nunn in a competitive district while quietly testing his appeal ahead of the 2028 presidential race. Iowa Republicans welcomed him warmly, but they are also closely watching whether the Trump–Vance administration can fix the economy and foreign‑policy challenges that are weighing on voters. Vance’s political future is tightly tied to President Donald Trump, who still enjoys strong support in Iowa despite low approval ratings driven by an unpopular war in Iran and economic concerns. Rally attendees and party strategists stressed that Vance must help revitalize the economy and broaden his own profile beyond the Trump brand if he wants to be a serious 2028 contender. The article highlights that Trump’s tariff policies and overseas conflicts are hurting Iowa’s agricultural sector, with higher diesel prices and reduced export markets raising costs for farmers. Vance acknowledged that the administration has not fully delivered on its economic promises, telling the crowd that more work lies ahead. Polls show growing public frustration with Trump’s economic management and modest disapproval ratings for Vance as well, which could complicate his path. At the same time, rival figures such as Senator Marco Rubio are gaining traction as alternative 2028 candidates within the party, especially on foreign‑policy issues where Vance has been less visible. Despite these headwinds, Vance has begun laying the groundwork for a possible campaign by campaigning for midterm candidates and fundraising across the country, positioning himself as a key mid‑cycle leader in the GOP.

Former Border Patrol commander Gregory Bovino, the face of Trump’s deadly Minneapolis immigration surge, has launched a 2028 exploratory presidential bid built on a “Nazi-era” coat, a fictional 100-million figure, and a promise of even harsher mass deportation.