Even though Trump admitted he wants to run once more and is willing to change the Constitution, Vice President JD Vance is unquestionably the beloved to succeed Donald Trump in the 2028 national election. Lately, Trump said’ no’ when he was asked whether he sees Vance as his leader. He added that it was too quick even though Vance is extremely talented.
However, 61 % of CPAC attendees chose JD Vance, who is clearly preferred by GOP activists. Steve Bannon, a former Trump counselor and conservative activist, came in second place with 14 %. Ron DeSantis, the governor of Florida, received 7 % of the vote, and Ron DeSantis, a former Trump enemy, came in third. Both Elise Stefanik, the approaching UN embassy, and Marco Rubio, the secretary of state, received 3 %.
The outcomes revealed that Trump enjoys an extraordinary 98 % approval rating in the organization.
The candidates for governorate in Ohio are expected to submit a campaign proposal second year, and Donald Trump Jr., Tulsi Gabbard, Tulsi Gabbard, and Vivek Ramaswamy, who all received 2 % of the vote.
Arkansas Gov. The majority of votes were given to Trump’s former GOP primary rival Nikki Haley, Florida Sen. Rick Scott ( R ), Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem, and Sarah Sanders ( R ). Four per cent said they were undecided.
CPAC’s straw poll was conducted by Republican poll Jim McLaughlin.
The survey found that 94 % of respondents said they” strongly agreed” while 91 % said they” strongly agreed” with the statement” the first few weeks of Donald Trump’s presidency have been the best for the modern conservative movement in my lifetime.”
This year’s surveys looked into complex legal issues as well. The poll asked whether Trump and the Department of Government Productivity should be given the legal authority to determine these levels in response to the admission that Congress has the legal authority to set financing rates for national companies. Trump and DOGE should be in charge of funding issues, according to 89 % of CPAC attendees, with only 5 % of them supporting Congress.
