Staff Reports
The winds of political change are blowing across America, and Vice President J.D. Vance is at the helm. In a pivotal new survey, Vance emerges victorious over California’s Governor Gavin Newsom in five of the seven crucial battleground states. This is more than just numbers—it’s a clarion call for real American leadership and a stinging rebuke to the left’s feeble grasp on power.
The heartland of America—states like Arizona, Georgia, and North Carolina—are casting their votes of confidence in Vance. These are states that know the struggles of the everyday citizen, and they see through Newsom’s coastal elitism. When the chips are down, Americans don’t want a governor trapped in the Hollywood bubble; they want a leader like Vance, a figure who champions real American values and delivers tangible results.
2028 presidential election surveyed in the 7 battlegrounds (AZ, GA, MI, NC, NV, PA, WI)
🔴 JD Vance: 51% (+2)
🔵 Gavin Newsom: 49%Plymouth Union Public Research | 8/10-8/12 pic.twitter.com/BuqhaUbMzY
— OSZ (@OpenSourceZone) September 5, 2025
Even more telling is the defection of Democrats who are fed up with their party’s hollow promises and liberal failures. Nine percent of Democrats are ready to back Vance over Newsom, a clear sign that even lifelong leftists are crossing the aisle in search of leadership that actually works. When voters see the chaos pouring out of California, they want no part of it for the rest of the country.
Let’s be real—Vance isn’t just winning numbers; he’s winning hearts. With a higher favorability rating than Newsom, it’s clear that Americans want a meaningful change. For those who can’t even recognize Newsom’s name—what a disgrace to be considered a potential leader when a quarter of voters don’t even know who you are!
The fact is, the left’s empty promises are unraveling, and Vance’s success is proof that Americans are clamoring for true leaders who put the nation first. J.D. Vance stands to carry the torch for America’s future, a future of strength, integrity, and unwavering patriotism. As we look forward to 2028, the real question is, how long can the left bury its head in the sand?
