Shocking polls show Democrats hope to be the least popular candidate among young voters in 2028

A recent Yale youth poll has identified Pennsylvania Sen. John Fetterman as the least popular among young voters in the 2028 Democratic candidate.

The Yale Youth Poll in the spring of 2025 surveyed more than 2,000 self-identified registered voters aged 29 to 29 and found that Fetterman registered a dismal -17.2 net profit among young voters.

The outrageous dislike of the Pennsylvania Senator is in stark contrast to the +60 net profits enjoyed by other democrats like former Vice President Kamala Harris and Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortes.

In the same category as ESPN commentator Stephen A. Smith, Fetterman is surprisingly ranked, who earned a negative net gain of -16.9 among Democrats.

Both men are the only two numbers among Democrats in the test. Poll.

However, the shocking findings of the investigation may surprise Fetterman, who is considered a potential leader in the 2028 Democratic nomination.

His poor performance among young voters – a crowd increasingly becoming the cornerstone of the democratic foundation – now raises questions about the actual viability of the embattled senators as candidates in the upcoming election cycle.

Pennsylvania Senator’s blatant dislikes the sharp contrast with the +60 netmargin enjoyed by other Democrats, such as former Vice President Kamala Harris and Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortes

Political analysts believe Fettman’s fight with young voters may stem from several factors, including his centrist position and past collaborations with Republicans.

Such a position may not elicit progressive tendencies among young voters who show preference for having a more relaxed stance on issues such as immigration and social justice.

“Looks like [Fetterman] I really don’t want to open up his ideas at all. Teenager fashion June 2024.

“I’m very confused and aggravated [by his stance],’Another student named Mitch revealed to a teen-centric publication last year.

Mitch asked for the detention of the last name to protect his privacy, adding: “He holds the entire stance of progressiveness.

“Now, it’s shocking to see how he completely opened up a dime to betray everyone who voted for him. I definitely feel he betrayed the trust of his constituents.

Yale Youth Poll also highlights the rising impact of Democrats in the Democratic Party, such as former U.S. Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg.

Meanwhile, Smith’s unexpected appearance in the 2028 presidential poll sparked discussions about the party’s “substitute strength” and its appeal to young voters.

Smith himself – a long-time sports TV celebrity – expressed doubts about his polls, which suggests his presence indicates “a lack of compelling choice” in a sick party.

They talk, they talk, and then they talk. But what can they do? They position themselves as absolutely nothing,” Smith said in an interview ABC News On Sunday.

With ESPN commentator Stephen A. Smith (pictured), Fetterman in the unexpected ranking in the same unfavorable category, he earned a negative net income of -16.9 in the Democratic Party

The poll also highlights the rising impact of alternative figures within the Democratic Party

‘What is it? What is needed to get the job done? That’s why as a sports analyst shouting, Darner in the polls. Yes, no, this is not someone who has greatly improved on me. This is a prosecution against the Democratic Party without a leader. It has no vision. ” he concluded.

However, the polls for the survey also show a preference for struggling Democrats, with net profit of +6.4 among voters aged 22 to 29.

However, among voters aged 18 to 21, the general vote was obtained as a net stakeholder of +11.7, which was beneficial to the Republican Party.

The survey also found that if the 2028 Republican primary is held now, 50% of Republican voters under the age of 30 will support Vice President JD Vance.

The Yale Youth Poll was conducted entirely online between April 1 and April 3, withdrawing from a sample of 4,100 registered voters, of which 2,025 were under the age of 30.

The survey reported that the error rate for the complete sample of 4,100 respondents was +/- 1.9 percentage points, while the error rate for respondents under 30 was +/- 1.8 percentage points.

Earlier this month, a poll conducted by a poll showed that Democrats who are most likely to challenge President Donald Trump’s “Magia dynasty” as New York Rep. Ocasio Cortez.

Silver boldly illustrates in his Silver Bulletin replacement video Wednesday with journalist Galen Druke that he actually first proposed AOC as a viable contender.

“That will be my choice!” Bai Yin shouted. “We both were on the AOC bus.”

Political analysts believe that Fettman (pictured)’s struggle with young voters may stem from numerous factors, including his centrist position and past collaborations with Republicans.

Poll Master Nate Silver (left) and journalist Galen Druke (right) both chose Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez

Silver boldly stated in his Silver Bulletin replacement video Wednesday with journalist Galen Druke, who actually proposed AOC (pictured) as a viable contender in the first place

Silver explained that he chose AOC “because of some polls, because she has this kind of progressive lane, maybe not herself, because she is young and familiar with the media.”

The polls he pointed to show that if she tries to challenge his New York Senate seat, her Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer.

Silver said he thought it might mean her appeal was beyond the rest of progress, as the New York Democrats were actually “a lot more moderate.”

“I think there are a lot of points at this moment,” Drucker said. “In a Yale poll, AOC had the highest net profit margin, any Democrat they asked for.”

In the survey, Ocasio-Cortez’s Democrats received a 62% affirmative rating among Democrats, with former Democratic candidate, and Vice President Kamala Harris slightly behind her.

However, an early poll was conducted in March, showing the failed presidential candidate Kamala Harris, who may be the leader in 2028.

According to Morning Consulting’s poll, in the political twist of 2024, few would predict that Harris will shortly lead the Democratic primary field in early 2028, leading with a staggering 26-point profit.

The morning COSULT poll also pointed out that the former U.S. Secretary of Transportation may be second.