The 2028 US Presidential Election was the 61st quadrennial election, being held on November , 2028. The Democratic ticket of Julian Castro and Cory Booker defeated the New Republican ticket of Spencer Cox and John Kasich, and the Americans First ticket of Sarah H. Sanders and .
Background[]
After over 150 years of existence, the Republican Party met its demise in 2026 over internal fighting over Trump's legacy and where to take the party. Coming from this were two parties, the New Republican Party, the GOP's more moderate wing, and the Americans First party, the GOP's more conservative wing including Trumpists, but not limited to them. These parties would split the conservative vote in numerous states, allowing for Castro to be re-elected in a landslide number. Some states also saw the Democrats and New Republicans split the vote as they were the more moderate tickets.
Democratic Party[]
Primaries[]
Nominee[]
- President Julian Castro
Withdrew During[]
Withdrew After[]
New Republican Party[]
Primaries[]
Nominee[]
- Utah Governor Spencer Cox
Withdrew During[]
Withdrew After[]
Americans First Party[]
Primaries[]
Nominee[]
- Arkansas Governor Sarah H. Sanders
Withdrew During[]
Withdrew After[]
Margins[]
Close Races[]
- Alaska: Nearly went Americans First
- Arizona: Nearly went New Republican
- Colorado: Almost went New Republican
- Connecticut: Almost when New Republican
- Delaware: Almost went New Republican
- Kansas: Almost went
- Louisiana: Almost went Americans First
- Minnesota: Nearly went Democratic
- Missouri: Almost went Americans First
- Montana: Nearly went New Republican
- Nevada: Almost went New Republican
- New Jersey: Almost went New Republican
- Oregon: Almost went New Republican
- Pennsylvania: Almost went Democrat
- South Dakota: Almost went New Republican
- Texas: Almost went New Republican
- Vermont: Nearly went Democrat