Kamala Harris plunges from 45% to 17% as Democrats face chaotic 2028 race

• New polling from Bowling Green State University and YouGov reveals that Democratic voters remain deeply divided over a potential 2028 presidential nominee.
• Former Vice President Kamala Harris narrowly leads a crowded field with 17 percent support, followed closely by Pete Buttigieg at 16 percent, and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Gavin Newsom at 14 percent each.
• CNN chief data analyst Harry Enten called the race the messiest and least clear Democratic primary landscape since at least 1992, noting there is no distinct leader.
• Harris's 17 percent standing marks a significant decline from July 2024, when she held 45 percent support shortly after Joe Biden exited the presidential race.
• The survey results emerged as Harris prepared for a Michigan campaign appearance alongside Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed, reigniting speculation about a possible 2028 run.

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CNN’s polling guru calls the 2028 Democratic field a ‘mess’