“A matchup between Obama and Trump in the 2028 election: who comes out on top?”

It may sound like something straight out of political fan fiction:

Donald Trump facing Barack Obama in a presidential election. But a recent survey has given Americans a chance to weigh in on how they would vote if such a matchup ever occurred in 2028. While legally impossible due to the 22nd Amendment, which limits presidents to two terms, the idea has captured the imagination of the public and the media alike. According to a poll conducted by Daily Mail and J.L. Partners, which surveyed 1,013 registered voters across the United States, Barack Obama would have an edge over Donald Trump in a hypothetical matchup. The results showed that 52% of respondents would vote for Obama, while 41% would choose Trump. Breaking the results down demographically, the poll revealed strong support for Obama among minority groups.