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People's Vote 2028: what our visitors say, state by state

Tell us how you would vote if the next presidential election were held today. Answers are mapped by the state you choose.

Open poll Answers from visitors to this website. It is not an official vote and not a scientific survey. Methodology

If the 2028 presidential election were held today, which party's candidate would you vote for?

A running straw poll of visitors to this site, shown state by state. It is not a scientific survey.

If the 2028 presidential election were held today, which party's candidate would you vote for?

1 responses

  • Democratic candidate100%
  • Republican candidate0%
  • Independent or third-party candidate0%
  • Undecided0%
  • Would not vote0%

Open poll Answers from visitors to this website. It is not an official vote and not a scientific survey. Methodology

Answers by state

Alabama: 1 response (needs 10)Alaska: 0 responses (needs 10)Arizona: 0 responses (needs 10)Arkansas: 0 responses (needs 10)California: 0 responses (needs 10)Colorado: 0 responses (needs 10)Connecticut: 0 responses (needs 10)Delaware: 0 responses (needs 10)District of Columbia: 0 responses (needs 10)Florida: 0 responses (needs 10)Georgia: 0 responses (needs 10)Hawaii: 0 responses (needs 10)Idaho: 0 responses (needs 10)Illinois: 0 responses (needs 10)Indiana: 0 responses (needs 10)Iowa: 0 responses (needs 10)Kansas: 0 responses (needs 10)Kentucky: 0 responses (needs 10)Louisiana: 0 responses (needs 10)Maine: 0 responses (needs 10)Maryland: 0 responses (needs 10)Massachusetts: 0 responses (needs 10)Michigan: 0 responses (needs 10)Minnesota: 0 responses (needs 10)Mississippi: 0 responses (needs 10)Missouri: 0 responses (needs 10)Montana: 0 responses (needs 10)Nebraska: 0 responses (needs 10)Nevada: 0 responses (needs 10)New Hampshire: 0 responses (needs 10)New Jersey: 0 responses (needs 10)New Mexico: 0 responses (needs 10)New York: 0 responses (needs 10)North Carolina: 0 responses (needs 10)North Dakota: 0 responses (needs 10)Ohio: 0 responses (needs 10)Oklahoma: 0 responses (needs 10)Oregon: 0 responses (needs 10)Pennsylvania: 0 responses (needs 10)Rhode Island: 0 responses (needs 10)South Carolina: 0 responses (needs 10)South Dakota: 0 responses (needs 10)Tennessee: 0 responses (needs 10)Texas: 0 responses (needs 10)Utah: 0 responses (needs 10)Vermont: 0 responses (needs 10)Virginia: 0 responses (needs 10)Washington: 0 responses (needs 10)West Virginia: 0 responses (needs 10)Wisconsin: 0 responses (needs 10)Wyoming: 0 responses (needs 10)Vermont: 0 responses (needs 10)New Hampshire: 0 responses (needs 10)Massachusetts: 0 responses (needs 10)Rhode Island: 0 responses (needs 10)Connecticut: 0 responses (needs 10)New Jersey: 0 responses (needs 10)Delaware: 0 responses (needs 10)Maryland: 0 responses (needs 10)District of Columbia: 0 responses (needs 10)
States are coloured by the leading answer once they have at least 10 responses. Pale grey: not enough responses yet.
Responses by state
StateResponsesLeading answer
Alabama1Needs 10 responses

How we limit repeat answers: one answer per browser or account, a short delay before the form can be sent, limits per network, and an optional human check. None of these can stop a determined person from answering twice, which is one reason this is not a survey. Methodology