Elections
Democratic nominee for President in 2028
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Gavin Newsom20%Jon Ossoff15%Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez15%Kamala Harris8.0%
$154.2M Vol.Jul 18, 2026
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$154,234,668 Vol.Jul 18, 2026
Gavin Newsom$7,718,256 Vol.
19%
Jon Ossoff$5,468,884 Vol.
15%
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez$6,660,865 Vol.
14%
Kamala Harris$5,472,174 Vol.
8%
Rahm Emanuel$5,542,281 Vol.
6%
Pete Buttigieg$4,453,288 Vol.
5%
Josh Shapiro$4,092,678 Vol.
5%
Mark Kelly$5,707,562 Vol.
4%
Andy Beshear$4,099,162 Vol.
4%
Ro Khanna$5,519,145 Vol.
3%
J.B. Pritzker$4,564,944 Vol.
3%
Wes Moore$3,803,803 Vol.
2%
Jon Stewart$3,798,756 Vol.
2%
Michelle Obama$4,075,367 Vol.
2%
Elissa Slotkin$3,092,302 Vol.
1%
Ruben Gallego$2,970,000 Vol.
1%
Bernie Sanders$3,397,439 Vol.
1%
Chris Murphy$2,697,656 Vol.
1%
Raphael Warnock$2,543,307 Vol.
1%
Mark Cuban$3,801,075 Vol.
1%
James Talarico$5,314,400 Vol.
1%
Cory Booker$2,650,419 Vol.
1%
Gretchen Whitmer$3,222,138 Vol.
1%
Mitch Landrieu$107,121 Vol.
1%
Abdul El-Sayed$104,092 Vol.
1%
Dwayne Johnson$2,125,094 Vol.
<1%
Hunter Biden$6,484,532 Vol.
<1%
Hillary Clinton$2,100,133 Vol.
<1%
Barack Obama$2,512,216 Vol.
<1%
John Fetterman$2,918,993 Vol.
<1%
Zohran Mamdani$5,348,670 Vol.
<1%
Gina Raimondo$2,196,024 Vol.
<1%
Jamie Dimon$2,284,851 Vol.
<1%
Jared Polis$1,411,761 Vol.
<1%
Roy Cooper$2,480,465 Vol.
<1%
Lebron James$1,580,795 Vol.
<1%
Phil Murphy$1,582,231 Vol.
<1%
Liz Cheney$1,076,687 Vol.
<1%
Stephen A. Smith$5,687,883 Vol.
<1%
Tim Walz$2,455,917 Vol.
<1%
Amy Klobuchar$1,975,690 Vol.
<1%
Andrew Yang$1,846,446 Vol.
<1%
Jasmine Crockett$438,645 Vol.
<1%
Beto O'Rourke$1,204,254 Vol.
<1%
Graham Platner$4,263,926 Vol.
<1%
Elizabeth Warren$1,382,341 Vol.
<1%

Control of the Democratic presidential ticket in 2028 decides who leads the party into the general election.

The nominee shapes policy priorities, coalition messaging, and which states the party contests aggressively.

Top potential nominees include Kamala Harris, Michelle Obama, Gavin Newsom, and Gretchen Whitmer.

Also listed are senators, governors, celebrities, and high‑profile activists across the party whose entries would reshape the race.

Primary voters, early‑state organizers, and donor networks determine which campaigns gain traction.

Polling swings, debate performance, endorsements, fundraising milestones, and media narratives will shift viability between now and the convention.

The 2028 primary calendar—early Iowa, New Hampshire, Nevada, and South Carolina—will be decisive for momentum.

Track exploratory committee filings, debate qualification numbers, high‑profile endorsements, state polling in early states, and major fundraising reports before filing deadlines.

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