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Wicked Blue

(8,366 posts)
Tue Nov 11, 2025, 08:24 PM Tuesday

This Democrat Is Ahead Of JD Vance When It Comes To Young Male Voters, Poll Finds

Huffpost

Democratic California Gov. Gavin Newsom led Vice President JD Vance among young male voters who were asked which prospective candidate they preferred in a hypothetical 2028 presidential election, according to findings by a Republican pollster.

The poll — conducted in late October by TIPP Insight in collaboration with the League of American Workers, a GOP-affiliated organization founded by former President Donald Trump adviser Steve Cortes — asked 2,100 registered voters age 18-25, including a sample of 1,300 men, who they would prefer between Vance or Newsom.

Thirty-eight percent of the young men surveyed picked the California governor, while 33% say they would rather vote for Vance. Fifteen percent said someone else, and the remaining 15% said they were unsure.

https://www.huffpost.com/entry/gavin-newsom-jd-vance-young-male-voters-poll_n_6913a5fbe4b0c374cf516175?origin=home-zone-b-unit

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This Democrat Is Ahead Of JD Vance When It Comes To Young Male Voters, Poll Finds (Original Post) Wicked Blue Tuesday OP
Guess that's better than being behind. But won't make me sleep any better. Silent Type Tuesday #1
Seriously... buzzycrumbhunger Tuesday #2
Three years to go Fiendish Thingy Tuesday #3
He's not even in your top 10. BannonsLiver Tuesday #4
LOL...This almost made me spew coffee all over my monitor. PeaceWave Tuesday #5
Also it's not 3 years to go, more like 2. BannonsLiver Tuesday #6

BannonsLiver

(20,089 posts)
6. Also it's not 3 years to go, more like 2.
Tue Nov 11, 2025, 08:47 PM
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Here in the United States our nominating process will begin in early 2028. Given we’re now in the closing days of 2025, that’s just a shade over 2 years. How does all of that work in your country? Aren’t you guys on a parliamentary system?

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