AOC becomes the leading candidate for democratic presidential presidential in 2028

Former Vice President Kamala Harris Announce She won’t run for California governor, and she appears to have opened the door with another shot at the White House in 2028.

But the democratic contender who really watches is not Harris.

Instead-to some people-the New York representative seems incredible. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez If she abandons the Senate campaign, she will almost certainly win, which seems to be the leader in the Democratic presidential nomination in 2028.

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In other words, Kamala Harris may not be president in 2028, but the AOC is likely to be a Democratic candidate and shot in the White House.

I say this for a variety of reasons.

First, it can be said that at this moment, AOC is even stronger than other presidential candidates in professional or their respective games.

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At this point in the 2008 election cycle – which coincided with the summer of 2005 – Barack Obama was even considered a serious candidate to include it in the polls.

Similarly, in the 2020 primary election – Harris was forced to quit even before a vote – Harris marked the high water level at 7% in a two-year poll on Axios.

It was the fifth-place good, behind former President Biden, with 15 points, and even nine points from Oprah Winfrey.

On the contrary, Ocasio-Cortez is already the most important terminator Democratic Primary School in 2028 Poll.

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Aggregator of votes to the White House, AOC (10%) ranked third behind former transport secretary Pete Buttigieg Gov. Gavin Newsom (13% per person) – Virtual tie.

When including Harris’ poll, the former vice president (21%) was even below the 30% hurdle, her support has dropped by 14 points since January, while AOC’s support has dropped by 9 points.

According to Atlasintel’s poll, Harris and AOC conducted the test in a single people’s opinion test, with AOC leading four points in previous vice presidents (19% to 15%).

Similarly, political betting sites (such as Polymarket) show Ocasio-Cortez’s second best odds, trailing just 4 points (20% to 16%). Harris ranked fifth, with only 6%.

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Additionally, according to Atlasintel, AOC’s preference (46%) is higher than President Trump (44%), Vice President JD Vance and former Vice President Kamala Harris (42%) each.

There may also be reason to believe that AOC can do well in the election like Newsom or Buttigieg.

In a series of hypothetical 2028 matches, Vance faced top Democrats, with Vance’s three-point lead (44% to 41%) in AOC actually the same as his lead over Newsom (45% to 42%) and Pete Buttigieg (44% to 43%).

It is worth noting that Harris didn’t even test it in the Emerson poll.

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Behind Ocasio-Cortez’s powerful voting numbers is her main fundraising and convening abilities, especially her ability to generate enthusiasm.

Recently, the Wall Street Journal Report That AOC raises over $15 million In 2025 – Almost dual speakers Mike Johnson, 99% future From small dollar donors.

To its credit, the former vice president raised historic funds during the 2024 campaign but failed to arouse enthusiasm, and donor fatigue is already obvious.

Even before Harris’ recent announcement, reports mentioned the “lack of enthusiasm” among the big donors for a second presidential bid – an ominous signal even before the campaign was announced.

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On the other hand, Ocasio-Cortez is currently one of the most powerful, if not the most powerful, in any Democratic crowd, reflecting her ability to generate enthusiasm that Harris simply can’t do.

AOC National Rally with Progressive Vermont Independent Senators. Bernie Sanders, It attracted thousands of voters, including more than 30,000 voters in Los Angeles and Denver.

Each game is the White House vote aggregate, with AOC (10%) ranked third behind former Transport Secretary Pete Buttigieg and Gov. Gavin Newsom (13%), a virtual draw – when Harris is not included.

and, AOC attracts a larger crowd Even in traditional Republican areas. In Idaho and Montana, 12,500 and 9,000 people filled the stadiums represented by New York.

When there is no election, the impressive feat of the year, the AOC also attracts these crowds.

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To be sure, there are reasonable questions about whether Ocasio-Cortez is a viable candidate. She will be 39 weeks ago 2028 elections, In the general election, her left-wing ideology may be less attractive.

However, in terms of winning the primary, historical and current polls of democracy, AOC may be a strong candidate for any position she chooses.

Candidates without a higher nation often come from the Democratic primary, including George McGovern, as well as former presidents Jimmy Carter, Bill Clinton and Barack Obama.

Furthermore, worrying about AOC being too far from the political left may actually help her become a primary voter in which voters tend to be left-dominated. Not to mention a large number of moderate Democrats may rallies in the final nominees, no matter who wins.

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Instead, Harris is fighting voters in the left and in the middle, and there is no reason to believe that the 2028 game will solve these problems.

One way AOC can alleviate age and electoral issues is to challenge Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer in the upcoming mid-term, an AOC could win the game.

To its credit, the former vice president raised historic funds during the 2024 campaign but failed to arouse enthusiasm, and donor fatigue is already obvious.

A poll conducted earlier this spring showed that AOC’s leading Schumer scored nearly 20 points (55% to 36%), and Democrats could be inspired by having a younger candidate rather than a 74-year-old incumbent.

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Ultimately, it remains to be seen whether Ocasio-Cortez can maintain this momentum.

However, at present, the road to the Democratic presidential nomination is much more open to the AOC than other candidates, especially Kamala Harris.

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