Which of the Male current Governors under 50 is most likely to become President?

[Blue3]

Which of the Male current Governors under 50 is most likely to become President?
(yes, there's only 7)

[Arizona Iced Tea]

Wes Moore is a borderline near-lock for the next Dem nominee (assuming Harris doesn't run and that he wants the job). Polis gets hype but he doesn't have much of a shot against Moore, black voters will not turnout for a gay Jewish person.

[BigZuck08]

Moore for the Dems
Cox for the GOP

[Open Source Intelligence]

Voted Sununu. Tate Reeves DOA. I think this is DeSantis's one shot we're in now and he's not going to get it. Andy Beshear and Jared Polis would never be able to win a Democratic primary (Polis would reach Buttigieg levels of hatred from parts of the Democratic primary base.) I know little about Moore or Cox to comment on them positive or negative.

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

Voted Sununu. Tate Reeves DOA. I think this is DeSantis's one shot we're in now and he's not going to get it. Andy Beshear and Jared Polis would never be able to win a Democratic primary (Polis would reach Buttigieg levels of hatred from parts of the Democratic primary base.) I know little about Moore or Cox to comment on them positive or negative.

Lol Sununu won't beat Harris or Moore or Newson in 28 with that S map Fetterman and Johnson, CCM Kelly up, IAN saved Johnson Sara Rodriguez will be the fav in 28 for Johnson seat

Forget it Rs aren't winning blue wall states, he retired he was Los ng in 24 WHY do you think he retired than run for Prez he won't win, Rs support massive tax cuts to the wealthy

[Pyro]

It's wild to see DeSantis lower than Wes Moore in this poll, so far.
What a difference a few months can make for a politician's career.

[Vosem]

Kind of obviously still DeSantis, IMO. While DeSantis's campaign has not been successful at confronting Trump at all, and seems to have shredded his approvals within Florida itself, he remains both universally known and universally liked among national GOP primary voters; recent polls have his favorability at still higher than Trump's. (In general, it's remarkable how strong the favorability of the main options is among Republican primary voters, and what a strong contrast this is from 2016). If he runs in 2028 and Trump is not an option, then he'll start with virtually everyone having heard of him and virtually everyone still liking him.

Polis seems second in the sense that he seems like the most obviously presidentiable of the other options. Moore hasn't been Governor long enough to tell whether he'll end up being seen as a success.

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

Massive tax cuts Rs need to drop that from that platform even if Trump is elected Collins and Murkowski already said they don't support them anymore

Collins is up in 26 if she supports anymore tax cuts she would definitely lose

It's old hat tax cuts everyone knows rich people benefits from tax cuts, alot the Rs that voted for 2017 tax cuts including Speaker Ryan in blue states not red already retired

Rs dominated MI and PA State delegation in 2017 and the Rs are gone in those States

[Sir Mohamed]

Wes Moore is by far the most likely. He has a certain "it factor". Not sure Polis can win a Dem primary.

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

Wes Moore is by far the most likely. He has a certain "it factor". Not sure Polis can win a Dem primary.

He's likely to be Veep than Prez because Harris has expanded her lead over Newson in the primary due to the homeless crisis, it's now 26/10 Harris over Newson and if Harris runs she will galvanize blk females not just men like Biden win. Bernie got blk men but he couldn't solidify because of Biden with blk women and there are more blk women compared to blk men in the blk race but more white men than white females in white race

White women almost always have men child but  blk females are almost always the first child

Moore wouldn't mind being Veep to Harris

[Badger]

Josh Shapiro turned 50 only 5 months ago. I'm saying this poll was issued 5 months too late and am writing him in

[Alben Barkley]

As much as I like Polis I’m not sure he has the “it factor” to be POTUS. Frankly he’s a bald guy who looks older than his age and his wonkish policy and image might be out of step with Democratic primary voters. I mean, he literally posts on r/neoliberal. That's one step removed from being an Atlas poster. Also still not sure America is ready for a gay president.

Beshear and Moore however do seem to have the “it factor.” Crudely they can be compared to Bill Clinton and Obama respectively. They have charisma, energy, mainstream views, appeal to the Democratic base, etc.

DeSantis is finished, LOL at Vosem trying to pretend otherwise. He will have been out of office for nearly 2 years by the 2028 election, an eternity in politics, and Trump's not giving him another job or anything. The GOP will have moved on to other candidates by then. Spencer Cox might not survive a primary in his own state. Sununu doesn’t seem interested in the presidency. And Reeves is way too corrupt, way too unlikable, and way too Deep South.

[Vosem]

DeSantis will maybe be old news by 2028 and this campaign speaks poorly of his ability to make himself news, but the problem won't be that he's "been out of office for 2 years". On the GOP side quite long gaps out of office are pretty normal (in 2012, the top three candidates were a guy who'd been out of office for 6 years, another guy who'd been out office for 6 years, and a guy who'd been out of office for 14 years). On the Democratic side Biden and Hillary had both been out of office for 4 years when they were nominated.

The thing is that no one else on this list has a national profile at all at the moment. The answer is DeSantis purely on name recognition grounds before we even discuss things like favorability.

[Progressive Pessimist]

Wes Moore by far. He might be the closest thing we get to an Obama 2.0.