This is an opinion-based political poll, not a question with one objectively correct answer. Viewers can choose the person they personally prefer.

The four choices are:

• A. J.D. Vance

• B. Kamala Harris

• C. Gavin Newsom

• D. Marco Rubio

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Who Would You Like to See as America’s Next President?

Estimated duration: 2½–3 minutes

1. HOOK — GRAB THE AUDIENCE’S ATTENTION

America’s political future is always a topic that gets people talking!

Imagine having the opportunity to choose the person you would most like to see lead the United States as its next president.

Who would get your vote?

Would you choose J.D. Vance, Kamala Harris, Gavin Newsom, or Marco Rubio?

Four well-known political figures. Four different political backgrounds. And potentially four very different visions for America’s future.

But here’s the challenge: You can choose only ONE!

Think carefully, because your answer may reveal what qualities you value most in America’s next leader.

2. INTRODUCTION — SET THE SCENE

The president of the United States holds one of the most influential political positions in the world.

The person elected to this office has major responsibilities involving the economy, national security, foreign relations, immigration, healthcare, education, and many other important issues.

Americans often have different expectations when choosing a president.

Some voters prioritize economic growth, employment opportunities, and the cost of living.

Others focus on healthcare, education, immigration, national security, or international leadership.

Some want a leader who promises major changes, while others prefer experience, stability, and continuity.

That’s why presidential elections are about more than recognizing famous political names. They involve comparing leadership styles, priorities, experience, policies, and ideas about the country’s future.

Today’s poll gives you four names to consider.

3. SUSPENSE — INTRODUCE THE FOUR CANDIDATES

Let’s take a closer look at your four options!

OPTION A — J.D. VANCE

J.D. Vance is an American politician who became vice president of the United States in January 2025. Before entering the vice presidency, he served as a U.S. senator from Ohio.

He is associated with the Republican Party and has been a prominent figure in national political discussions.

OPTION B — KAMALA HARRIS

Kamala Harris served as the 49th vice president of the United States from 2021 to 2025. Before becoming vice president, she served as a U.S. senator from California and as California’s attorney general.

She is a prominent figure in the Democratic Party and made history as the first woman to serve as U.S. vice president.

OPTION C — GAVIN NEWSOM

Gavin Newsom is the governor of California and a prominent Democratic political figure.

Before becoming governor, he served as mayor of San Francisco and lieutenant governor of California.

His leadership and political decisions in California have made him a well-known figure in national political discussions.

OPTION D — MARCO RUBIO

Marco Rubio is an American politician who became U.S. secretary of state in January 2025.

Before that appointment, he represented Florida in the U.S. Senate. He is a member of the Republican Party and has extensive experience in American foreign-policy discussions.

Now that you’ve heard about all four, which person would you personally prefer to see as America’s next president?

4. ENGAGEMENT — MAKE THE VIEWERS PARTICIPATE

Now it’s time to make your choice!

If you prefer J.D. Vance, select A.

If you prefer Kamala Harris, select B.

If you prefer Gavin Newsom, select C.

And if you prefer Marco Rubio, select D.

But don’t just choose a name because it is familiar!

Think about the qualities you believe a president should have.

Do you value strong leadership? Economic experience? International diplomacy? The ability to unite people with different opinions? Or a clear vision for America’s future?

There is no single answer that everyone must agree on.

Everyone has different priorities, experiences, and political opinions.

So here’s your challenge:

Choose your preferred candidate and explain WHY in the comments!

Please keep the discussion respectful. You may disagree with someone else’s choice, but everyone should have the opportunity to express their opinion.

5. ANSWER REVEAL — EXPLAIN THE RESULTS AND THE POLITICAL CONTEXT

Now, let’s reveal the answer!

The interesting part is that there is no objectively correct answer to this question.

This is not a historical fact question, a mathematics problem, or a general-knowledge test.

It is a political opinion poll.

The best answer depends on what each viewer believes America needs from its next president.

For someone who prioritizes conservative leadership and the policies associated with the Republican Party, J.D. Vance or Marco Rubio might be appealing choices.

For someone who prefers Democratic leadership and policies associated with the Democratic Party, Kamala Harris or Gavin Newsom might be more appealing.

However, political party alone does not determine whether someone will make a good president. Voters may also consider personal character, leadership ability, experience, policy proposals, communication skills, and the ability to respond to national challenges.

Let’s consider some important questions viewers might ask when evaluating these four public figures.

First, what is their vision for the American economy?

Voters may want to know how each person would address inflation, employment, taxation, housing costs, business growth, and opportunities for working families.

Second, how would they approach immigration and border security?

This remains an important subject in American political discussions, and voters can have very different expectations about immigration policy.

Third, what would their approach to international relations be?

The president plays a major role in relationships with other countries, international agreements, trade, diplomacy, and national security.

Fourth, how would they address healthcare and education?

These issues affect millions of American families, and voters may compare different approaches to healthcare affordability, schools, universities, and access to opportunities.

Finally, what kind of leadership would they provide?

Some voters prefer a strong and outspoken leader. Others prioritize cooperation, diplomacy, experience, or the ability to bring people together.

These are all legitimate considerations when evaluating political leadership.

And remember, this poll does not predict who will actually become president. It simply asks which person viewers would personally prefer.

The next presidential election is scheduled for November 2028, and the eventual outcome will depend on the candidates who qualify, the election campaign, voter participation, and the results of the electoral process.

So there is no official answer to reveal today.

Your choice is your opinion, and the purpose of this challenge is to discover what viewers think about America’s political future.

6. ENDING — STRONG CALL TO ACTION

Now it’s your turn to make your voice heard!

Who would you like to see as America’s next president?

A — J.D. Vance?

B — Kamala Harris?

C — Gavin Newsom?

D — Marco Rubio?

Choose your favorite and leave your answer in the comments!

But don’t stop there. Tell us what qualities you believe America’s next president should have.

Would you prioritize economic leadership, national security, international diplomacy, healthcare, education, or bringing Americans together?

Let’s create an interesting discussion where people can share different opinions respectfully.

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Remember: Your opinion matters, but respectful discussion makes the conversation better!

Important publishing note: This is an opinion poll, so don’t label any option as the correct answer. Also, the 2028 presidential election is still in the future; the poll should not imply that these four people are necessarily the official nominees.