The woman who lost to Donald Trump just got humiliated by her own party.
A new poll just revealed exactly how bad the 2028 situation has already become for Democrats.
And a man who refuses to run for President just ranked above Kamala Harris in a 2028 poll.
Kamala Harris Trails Mark Cuban in New 2028 Poll
The Yale Polling survey of 3,429 registered voters found that 58% believe Mark Cuban would beat a Republican in 2028.
Only 55% said the same about Harris.
Cuban ranked below Gavin Newsom, Mark Kelly, Andy Beshear, JB Pritzker, and Pete Buttigieg on the electability chart – and Harris trailed Cuban too.
Six candidates ranked above her.
This isn't a fluke reading from one rogue poll.
Rasmussen found back in December 2024 that 61% of likely voters believed Democrats should find a different candidate for 2028.
That's not a party rallying behind its standard-bearer.
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That's a party desperately looking for the exit.
The Man Beating Kamala Harris in 2028 Polling Already Said No
Cuban said flat out that he won't run unless Trump tries an unconstitutional third term.
"I'm not going to put my family through that," Cuban told reporters, noting his kids are between 15 and 21.
So Democrats are ranking their best hope above a guy who looked at their party and said no thanks.
Harris, meanwhile, told Al Sharpton at the National Action Network convention last week that she's "thinking about" running again.
"Listen, I might, I might," she said to a crowd chanting "run again" – apparently unaware that the rest of her party is quietly begging her not to.
A CNN analyst summed up the Democratic base's position with unusual honesty: they don't really blame Harris for losing, but they're "ready for fresh blood."
Translation: they feel sorry for her but don't want her near the nomination.
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The 2028 Democrat Field Has a Serious Problem
Democrats want you to believe they have a loaded field for 2028.
They don't.
Newsom leads the electability poll at 72% – but he's the governor of a state with a homeless crisis, a budget catastrophe, and a population fleeing to Texas.
Buttigieg ran the Transportation Department while trains derailed and bridges crumbled.
AOC is popular with 22-year-olds on TikTok and virtually nobody else who votes in general elections.
An Axios analysis from March found that 52% of all voters view the Democrat Party negatively, while only 30% view it positively – worse numbers than Republicans, who are also unpopular.
The same poll found voters trust Republicans more than Democrats on border security, crime, immigration, and the economy.
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That's not a candidate problem.
That's a party-wide rejection.
What the Kamala Harris Poll Numbers Really Show
Democrats are entering the 2028 cycle with no clear leader, no coherent message, and a field where their most electable option is a billionaire who publicly declined the invitation.
The party that spent a billion and a half dollars losing to Trump in 2024 now can't even recruit the guy topping their own polls.
Trump built a movement.
Democrats built a poll.
And the poll just told them what Trump voters already knew: they've got nobody.
Sources:
- Solange Reyner, "Poll: Mark Cuban Seen as Stronger 2028 Candidate Than Kamala Harris," Newsmax, April 13, 2026.
- "Kamala Harris 2028? Not a Good Idea, Most Voters Say," Rasmussen Reports, December 2024.
- "Democrats face a post-Trump identity crisis for 2028," Axios, March 2026.
- "Moderate Democrats looking past Kamala Harris for 2028," Fox News, March 2026.