Republican Party presidential primaries, 2032 (President Rubio)

Republican Presidential Primaries, 2032
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{| cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0" style="background: none repeat scroll 0% 0% transparent; width: 100%;"	2028 ←	January 3 to June 21	→ 2036
The 2032 Republican presidential primaries are hold between January 3rd and June 21st 2032.
Candidates:
*Jon Huntsman, governor of Utah from 2005 to 2009, US ambassador in China from 2009 to 2011
*Paul Ryan, 2012 vice-presidential nominee; U.S. Representative from Wisconsin since 1999
*Rand Paul, senator of Kentucky since 2010
Eight years after his loss to Jeb Bush in second position during the 2024 Republican primaries, Jon Huntsman makes a new run for president. His opponents are Paul Ryan, former vice-presidential nominee in 2012 and Representative of Wisconsin, and Rand Paul, senator of Kentucky. With his past of US ambassador, Huntsman puts foward his experience in foreign policy and his strong leadership. Paul Ryan proves to be a formidable opponent with his experience in budget and his past as vice-presidential nominee twenty years ago. Ryan attacks Huntsman of missing conservative faith and being too moderate. Huntsman attacks Ryan for being the running mate of a losing presidential candidate. This allows Huntsman to win the Republican presidential nomination. By the fact that his Democratic opponent Michelle Obama  is a women and that her running mate Julian Castro is Hispanic, Huntsman chooses Susana Martinez, governor of New Mexico, as his running mate because she's a woman and a Hispanic.
Results:
Jon Huntsman: 37 states, 1632 delegates, 54% of the popular vote
Paul Ryan: 14 states, 573 delegates, 35% of the popular vote
Rand Paul: 0 state, 85 delegates, 11% of the popular vote
Category:Scenario: President Rubio