Former Vice President Kamala Harris' support for the 2028 Democratic presidential primary surged to 50 percent in a new survey from the Center for American Political Studies and the Harris Poll, strengthening her position as the early front-runner if she chooses to run. Chatter about the 2028 election is underway as potential candidates test their message, even though the first votes will not be cast in the primaries until early 2028. The poll signals that Harris would have an early lead for the Democratic nomination. The poll "shows that Harris is a credible candidate," said Robert Y. Shapiro, professor of political science at Columbia University. California Governor Gavin Newsom followed Harris with 22 percent support, while Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro received 9 percent. Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York, a favorite among progressives, received 8 percent, while Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker received 6 percent. Do you think it's long-overdue for the US to elect a female president?