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Poll: Over 30 Percent of Democrat Voters Support Pete Buttigieg as 2028 Presidential Candidate

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Poll: Over 30 Percent of Democrat Voters Support Pete Buttigieg as 2028 Presidential Candidate

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Over 30 percent of Democrat voters have expressed support for former Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg to be the Democrat presidential candidate in the 2028 presidential election. The post Poll: Over 30 Percent of Democrat Voters Support Pete Buttigieg as 2028 Presidential Candidate appeared first on Breitbart…

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Over 30 percent of Democrat voters have expressed support for former Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg to be the Democrat presidential candidate in the 2028 presidential election.
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Poll: Over 30 Percent of Democrat Voters Support Pete Buttigieg as 2028 Presidential Candidate

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