Harris Leads Latest 2028 Polling

April 22, 2026 - Former Vice President Kamala Harris continues to be in the lead of candidates for the 2028 Democratic presidential nomination , but notGavin Newsom 2028 Campaign ButtonKamala Harris Campaign Button by much. In the latest polling , Harris has the support of 22% followed by California Governor Gavin Newsom at 21%. If he ran for president in 2028 this would be Newsom's first White House  run while it would be the third time for Harris. In addition to Harris and Newsom , former Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg is at 12% followed by New York Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio- Cortez at 10%. While its unknown if Ocasio-Cortez will actually make a run for the oval office , she is often mentioned as a possible candidate for the U.S. Senate from New York.

The I Like IKE Campaign Button of the 21st Century is ,la

I Like IKE Campaign ButtonAugust 12, 2024 - The classic red, while and blue I Like IKE campaign button is one of the most iconic political advertising symbols of the 20th century. The three word I Like IKEKamala Harris 2024 Campaign Button slogan was economical and to the point. If you had one on your jacket or blouse in the 1950's there was no doubt who you supported , that being Dwight Eisenhower.

For the 2024 election a punctuation mark and two letters clearly state that the wearer is a supporter of Democratic nominee for President  Kamala Harris. The ,la is a abbreviated way to  write Harris's first name. The comma symbol also helps  phonetically to pronounce the name Kamala which is  often misspoken. The word comma + la equals Kamala. 

The green color of the ,la campaign button shown here is symbolic of the slang term of someone being "brat." The 2024 pop culture reference of being brat is someone who embraces being earnest and unapologetically themselves. 

While the coming months will determine how big the ,la symbol becomes , for now its helping Kamala Harris ride a pop culture wave and connect with young voters.

 

State of the Presidential Race With 92 Days to Go

August 5 , 2024 - With 92 days to go Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump find themselves in essentially a tied race. Latest nationwide polling shows Harris with 49% , Trump at 47% , Robert F. Kennedy Jr. at 2% followed by Green Party candidate Jill Stein and Independent candidate Cornel West both with 0%.

This week on Tuesday August 6 , Harris is expected to name her vice presidential running mate. According to press reports the vice presidential search is down to Senator Mark Kelly of Arizona , Governor Josh Shapiro of Pennsylvania and Governor Tim Walz of Minnesota.  Harris will name her running mate at a rally on Tuesday in Philadelphia. The new Democratic ticket  will then spend the rest of the week campaigning in the battleground states. 

As we go to press , the worldwide financial markets are being rocked by fears of a recession in the United States. Also two weeks from today on August 19 will be the start of the Democratic National Convention in Chicago. 

It will be interesting to see what effect the naming of vice presidential candidate , the tumult in financial markets and the Democratic convention have on the state of the race. 

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Biden , Trump Tied In Polls on First Monday In June

June 3 , 2024 - A new month and a new pol finds the presidential race tied as the November election is just five months away. President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump both score 38%. Third party candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has the support of 10% followed by 2% for Jill Stein and 1% for Cornel West. 

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June will be a key month for the presidential race as Biden and June will hold their first debate at the end of the month on the 27th.

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Biden and Trump Win In Keystone State Primaries

Joe Biden For President 2024 Campaign ButtonApril 24 , 2024 - While its been over a month since President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump clinched their parties nominations the primaryDonald Trump 2024 Campaign Button season still marches on. Yesterday in the battleground state of Pennsylvania Biden and Trump continued to add to their string of primary victories.

Biden scored the support of 93.1% of those who voted. Though he dropped out of the presidential race back on March 6 , U.S. Congressman Dean Philips was still on the ballot and he received 6.9% of those who voted in the Democratic primary.

In the Republican Primary , Trump was rewarded with 83.4% of the vote. Former U.N. Ambassador Nikki Haley , who left that race back in early March of this year , recorded 16.3% of those who voted in the GOP presidential contest.

The next day on the primary schedule where both Democrats and Republicans will get a chance to have their say will be on May 7 in Indiana.