Atlas posters, who is, at this moment, your preferred prospective candidate?

[MarkD]

Probably Evan McMullin.
Or anybody else who can satisfy the criteria I have in my signature, no matter their party.

[This is Eharding, guys]

Henry Cuellar. Probably the only Dem who can win the state of Texas (the quickest way for a Hillary victory to have happened in November). Has strong Latino, blue-collar, and moderate suburban appeal.

[Medal506]

John Kasich.  Best candidate to retain traditional elements of the GOP coalition while framing an appropriately CONSERVATIVE but populist message that will reach out to swing voters.

Kasich is not a conservative or a populist

[RFayette 🇻🇦]

I don't realistically see myself voting Democratic at this point.

No idea about the GOP primary; not interested in Kasich, but I would be ecstatic to vote for Cruz.

[McGovernForPrez]

Steve Bullock

[Coraxion]

And if not then whichever decides to take the plunge between Jason Kander and Steve Bullock.

You're going to be disappointed, then. They would end up like Chafee.

[LCSPopTart]

One of the Minnesota Senators, but Franken currently has the edge over Klobuchar for me.

[CivicParticipant]

Trump & Kennedy

[#gravelgang #lessiglad]

Among Democrats: Wyden (who won't run), Bullock (who likely won't run), Merkely (who probably won't run), Franken (who probably won't run).

Among probable candidates, Gillibrand & Murphy>all.

[Liberalrocks]

Anyone with a (D) behind their name with sanity will have my support. Clinton, Biden, Harris, Kander, Gillibrand are top favorites.

[Kyle Rittenhouse is a Political Prisoner]

Cory Booker or Steve Bullock.

[Harlow]

Sanders, I guess, but I also might hold my nose and vote for Warren. Who knows how I'll be feeling three years from now, though.

I just wish there were younger, more prominent prospective leftist candidates.

[Donerail]

Jeremy Corbyn

[GoTfan]

Merkley

[Hammy]

Sanders at this point, or preferably somebody younger who can garner a similar following.

[American2020]

My Big 5
Sanders, Biden, Bullock, Sherrod Brown, Kander

6th player
Kamala Harris

[LastMcGovernite]

Wavering between Elizabeth Warren and Amy Klobuchar. Leaning Klobuchar.

[The Undefeatable Debbie Stabenow]

Harris is probably my top choice, with Gillibrand and Franken as close seconds. I think Harris and Biden would have the best chance of beating Trump (not that I wouldn't put 95% of the Democratic contenders' odds at over 50% chance of beating Trump).

[Morgan Kingsley]

Honestly Trump would be my choice. I am 90% certain that once 2019-2020 comes along and I get to know more about everybody else, it will change. But as of yet, I still will settle for Trump

Regards,
MorganKingsley

[Shameless Lefty Hack]

Warren if she runs, Harris if she doesn't.

Bernie won't run if either of those two are running.

[Morgan Kingsley]

I doubt Bernie will run at all regardless. By then he will be like 79. There does come a point in which you do become too old. Yes Trump would be 74, so only a five year difference. But the body can degrade a lot in just five years

Regards,
MorganKingsley

[7,052,770]

Leaning toward Booker but really any plausible Democrat is fine. I will vote for the Democratic nominee no matter what, even if he/she kinda sucks, because I love America and the world more than I love my personal pride.

[President Johnson]

Steve Bullock, because I like his mix of socially liberal and fiscally moderate policies. He's also a fresh new face. But I would also be very happy with Kamala Harris (my prefered ticket would be Bullock/Harris).

[Proud Family Values]

Michelle Obama, Oprah Winfrey, or Kamala Harris

[mvd10]

Kasich, Pence or Ryan (if both Trump and Pence are impeached). I'd support nearly every Democrat except Sanders and Warren over Trump. For Sanders and Warren it would depend on their campaigns, but I'm pretty sure I'd support Trump over Sanders.