
Four names are gaining more and more attention on the American political scene as potential contenders for the White House in the 2028 presidential election.
According to the latest Reuters poll, Vice President JD Vance and Secretary of State Marco Rubio stand out in the Republican camp, while Democrats see Senator Jon Ossoff and former Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg as alternatives.
Among Republicans, 45% of respondents rate Rubio as an excellent candidate for president, compared to 43% who support Vance.
However, the race remains open and none of them have officially announced their candidacy.
Growing dissatisfaction with President Donald Trump, especially over the war with Iran and rising fuel prices, is creating divisions among Republicans.
Some seek the continuation of Trump's policies, while others prefer a figure more distanced from him.
In the Democratic camp, the debate focuses on reclaiming the political center and how to deal with the Trump administration.
However, political strategists warn that it is still too early to draw conclusions.
By the 2028 elections, the American political scene could produce new names and unexpected alliances.