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In the Democratic Progressive Party congressional intent vote, Ossaf led with 38%, while Harris placed 16th with only 0.6%, reflecting the latest preference of supporters active in the party for a 2028 nominee.
democratic party Following the midterm election victory, the party’s 2028 presidential nomination map has changed: The New York Post reported that the progressive convention “Crooked Cone” will host the 2028 Democratic presidential nomination this weekend.vote Georgia U.S. Senator Jon Ossoff leads with 38%; 2024 Democratic presidential nominee and former Vice Presidenthe jinli It got only 0.6% and ranked 16th.
New York state Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is in second place with 17%, and former Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg is in third place with 14%.
Other candidates receiving single-digit support included: Illinois Governor JB Pritzker, Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear, Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro each received 4%, U.S. Senator Mark Kelly of Arizona, Maryland Governor Wes Moore received 3%, and California Governor Gavin Newsom received 2.3%.
Harris and Michigan’s US senator Elissa Slotkin tied for 16th place. About 1,000 votes were cast in this voting.
“Crooked Con” is hosted by Crooked Media, founded by former Obama administration staffers, and invites a number of well-known liberals to discuss the future of the Democratic Party. This intent survey is not a scientific sample, but rather reflects what the Democratic Party’s most active supporters think about 2028.
Prior to the election, Harris was leading by double digits in almost all 2028 Democratic presidential primary polls. In the latest poll numbers from RealClearPolitics, he is still ahead with 21.8%, followed by Newsom in second with 13.5% and Ossoff in fifth with 10.8%.
Ossaf was once considered the most vulnerable Democratic senator to re-election in 2026. However, this time he defeated his Republican opponent, Representative Mike Collins, and with his excellent oratory, he was regarded by the outside world as a strong candidate in 2028.
