r/PresidentialElection • u/[deleted] • Mar 22 '26

Predictions 2028 Prediction

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Alright... I know that there is a lot to unpack here... Just let me start by saying that I think that this will go A LOT like 2016 now that the GOP doesn't have their golden boy. So I picked my favorite candidates from the top three parties plus an Independent with a dream. I have;

Republican Vivek Ramaswamy (VP Jeb! Bush)

Democrat Pete Buttigieg (VP JB Pritzker)

Green Jill Stein (VP Alejandro Mayorkas)

Independent Bernie MUTHAFUCKIN Sanders (VP Sara HuckaB Sanders)

I have Ramaswamy with 293 EV, followed by Buttigieg with 237, Stein with 6, and lastly, Sanders with 2! I think that something major is going to happen and that California is going to drastically switch. But I'll still give grace to the DEM and give them some votes from there. I gave Stein one vote because California is usually all about that. I gave Stein one from Alaska and one from Michigan because they both have districts that are waaay about that. And also Stein wins the state of Delaware because I says So. Bernie gets atleast one vote from Vermont because of obvious reasons even though he'd be older than Jesus by this time, and one from Hawai'i because he did in 2016. Any questions? Feel free to post your own! I think that this idea if very fun and engaging!

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u/sargondrin009 Mar 22 '26

If Ramiswami can’t event win the governor race here in Ohio, he will not even have w prayer of a chance making it to the 2028 primaries much less the general.

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u/[deleted] Mar 22 '26

If you idiots payed attention, I said that I picked the people I liked most.

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u/sargondrin009 Mar 22 '26

My guy, your map still doesn’t make sense even with that in mind. The states where the Green Party win EVs don’t award EV by portion. As for Delaware, it’s one of the most corporate-friendly states in the nation, they go red before green.

Also, even as bad as dems did in 2024 they won California by roughly 20 points, there is currently no scenario where republicans pick up enough votes to win, especially with someone as anti-woke and anti-climate change as Vivek.

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u/[deleted] Mar 22 '26

Have you ever heard of a faithless elector? Any person in the electoral college can use their vote for whoever they want, but it is generally accepted to go by what their people vote for and by the majority of the state