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2028 Presidential Election Map

Build the 2028 map yourself — set candidates, apply swing and turnout, and watch the Electoral College (270 to win) recompute across the finest supported local grain.

Model the 2028 presidential map →

Office

President

Next election

2028

To win

270 EV

Baseline

2024 mixed grain

The canonical mixed-grain 2024 presidential baseline uses verified precinct or reporting-unit results where supported, with declared county/state fallbacks elsewhere. Move the national environment or swing one state at a time; model turnout and persuasion separately; then roll the whole thing up into a 538-vote Electoral College tally.

Build the 2028 map in five steps

  1. Pick the cycle and mode. 2028 general, or model the Democratic / Republican primaries — there is no nominee yet, so the primaries start from prospective fields you can edit.
  2. Set the candidates. Name the nominees (or keep generic Democrat / Republican). Every state starts from the same canonical mixed-grain 2024 presidential baseline.
  3. Apply swing & turnout. Move the national environment, or swing individual states and demographic cohorts; model turnout separately.
  4. Watch the Electoral College. The 270-to-win tally and the popular vote recompute instantly as you edit the map.
  5. Share your map. Share a link to the exact version of your 2028 scenario.

Open the presidential map →

The tally reflects the candidate, swing, and turnout assumptions you set on top of the versioned 2024 baseline. Results are approximate. Precinct and county totals may vary because of source coverage, reporting, and geographic differences.

Frequently asked questions

When is the 2028 U.S. presidential election?
The next presidential election is in November 2028. The presidency is on the ballot every four years (2024, 2028, 2032…).
How many electoral votes are needed to win in 2028?
270 of 538 electoral votes are needed to win the presidency.
Can I model the 2028 primaries?
Yes. Switch to primary mode for the Democratic or Republican 2028 primary calendar. Because no nominee exists yet, the prospective field remains fully editable.
What does the presidential model calculate?
Set candidates, state shares, turnout, and geography assumptions; electionsmcp calculates the resulting Electoral College and popular-vote scenario.
Can an AI build the map?
Yes — electionsmcp is an MCP server, so an authorized agent can set candidates, swing states, and roll up the Electoral College programmatically. See /mcp.

Model a 2028 Senate race too

The same coverage-aware modeling workbench supports every U.S. Senate race on the 2028 ballot. Browse all Senate races →