United States Presidential Election, 2028 (Dave's Way)

United States presidential election, 2028	United States presidential election, 2028	United States presidential election, 2028	United States presidential election, 2028	United States presidential election, 2028
November 7, 2028 	November 7, 2028 	November 7, 2028 	November 7, 2028 	November 7, 2028
Turnout 	Turnout 	54.1% 	54.1% 	54.1%
 	 	 	 	
Nominee 	Nominee 	Julian Castro 	John Thune 	
Party 	Party 	Democratic 	Republican 	
Home state 	Home state 	Texas 	South Dakota 	
Running mate 	Running mate 	Kamala Harris 	Nikki Haley 	
Electoral vote 	Electoral vote 	341 	197 	
States carried 	States carried 	27 	24 	
Popular vote 	Popular vote 	70,653,789 	61,856,035 	
Percentage 	Percentage 	51.8% 	48.5% 	
 	 	 	 	
Incumbent PresidentCory Booker
Democrat
 
President-electJulian CastroDemocrat	Incumbent PresidentCory Booker
Democrat
 
President-electJulian CastroDemocrat	Incumbent PresidentCory Booker
Democrat
 
President-electJulian CastroDemocrat	Incumbent PresidentCory Booker
Democrat
 
President-electJulian CastroDemocrat	Incumbent PresidentCory Booker
Democrat
 
President-electJulian CastroDemocrat
Incumbent PresidentCory Booker
Democrat
 
President-electJulian CastroDemocrat	Incumbent PresidentCory Booker
Democrat
 
President-electJulian CastroDemocrat	Incumbent PresidentCory Booker
Democrat
 
President-electJulian CastroDemocrat	Incumbent PresidentCory Booker
Democrat
 
President-electJulian CastroDemocrat	Incumbent PresidentCory Booker
Democrat
 
President-electJulian CastroDemocrat
The United States presidential election of 2028 was the 61st quadrennial American presidential election. Incumbent president Cory Booker was term-limited per the 22nd Amendment to the US Constitution, so voters selected a new president. That president was Texas Senator Julian Castro, who defeated South Dakota Senator and former Senate Majority Leader John Thune.
Castro emerged from a field that was left wide open after Vice President Sherrod Brown, who was expected to seek the Democratic nomination, declined to run because of his age. Thune, on the other hand, was considered the frontrunner before the primaries even began, and thus experienced little to no serious competition for the nomination.
Category:United States of America
Category:Politics
Category:Elections