Staff Reports
Vice President JD Vance is dominating the early 2028 Republican presidential primary field, crushing potential rivals in a fresh New Hampshire poll that signals a clear frontrunner for the GOP's next chapter. The Saint Anselm College survey of likely Republican voters, conducted November 18-19, shows Vance commanding 57 percent support—a massive lead that dwarfs everyone else and underscores his iron grip on the party's base. This isn't mere hype; it's proof that grassroots conservatives are locking in behind a proven fighter who's already delivering results in the Trump administration.
Other would-be contenders are fading fast into irrelevance. Names like Marco Rubio, Ron DeSantis, Ted Cruz, and Glenn Youngkin scrape single digits or less, barely registering as blips on the radar. The Granite State's Republicans aren't buying the old guard's recycled pitches; they're demanding bold, unapologetic leadership that Vance embodies, leaving establishment favorites scrambling to catch up or bow out.
A poll of New Hampshire registered Republicans shows J.D. Vance as the clear favorite for the 2028 GOP presidential nomination. Vance polled first at 57%, followed by Marco Rubio at 9% and Ron DeSantis at 7%. I've attached the Breitbart article with the poll link in the replies. pic.twitter.com/JqIWaBCA8o
— Florida Mike: Vance2028 (@TheFloridaMike) November 25, 2025
Speculation is rampant that Rubio, now Secretary of State, could step aside to join forces with Vance, a pairing President Trump himself hyped as "unstoppable." Trump, the undisputed architect of the MAGA era, has openly floated the idea during chats with Vance, highlighting their shared vision for crushing the left's radical agenda. As Finance Chairman of the RNC, Vance has supercharged fundraising to over $86 million in cash on hand, building an arsenal primed for midterm victories and beyond.
Vance's surge reflects a party maturing under Trump's influence, ditching weak-kneed moderates for warriors who defend borders, families, and freedom without apology. While Democrats flail in identity crises and policy disasters, the GOP is coalescing around a vice president who's methodically dismantling globalist threats from day one. His dual role amplifies Trump's legacy, turning the RNC into a turnout machine that will steamroll progressive strongholds.
Looking ahead, Vance positions the right to not just win in 2028, but to eradicate the woke rot eroding America—from open borders to economic sabotage. Republicans see him as the decisive force to secure Trump's gains and deliver lasting victories against a Democrat machine desperate for relevance. The base's mandate is unmistakable: back Vance now, or get left behind in the dust of real momentum.
