JD Vance has spent the current administration as immigration enforcement's most visible political salesman — border trips, deportation talk, and a defense of the Alien Enemies Act. In a Vance presidency's first 100 days, what would actually change on the ground, what is already built, and what only Congress can move?
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Vice President of the United States
JD Vance
Vice President of the United States
Role source for JD Vance ↗Scenario analysis, not a prediction: JD Vance has spent his Senate career arguing that tariffs, subsidies and state power should rebuild American factories. His record — votes against CHIPS-style subsidies he then defended at home, a tariff doctrine at odds with his party's free-market wing — sketches what a Vance first 100 days would actually do.
U.S. Cabinet
Marco Rubio
Secretary of State — United States
Role source for Marco Rubio ↗Marco Rubio has spent his career legislating against Beijing and, as Secretary of State, made Latin America his first destination and his signature file. A Rubio presidency would begin with more tools than most — but the first 100 days of any China-and-hemisphere agenda run straight through Congress, Beijing's sanctions list, and a region busy electing its own governments.
U.S. Senators
Adam Schiff
U.S. Senator — California
Role source for Adam Schiff ↗An evidence-based look at how Adam Schiff's existing policies and political record might translate into presidential action.
Alan Armstrong
U.S. Senator — Oklahoma
Role source for Alan Armstrong ↗An evidence-based look at how Alan Armstrong's existing policies and political record might translate into presidential action.
Alex Padilla
U.S. Senator — California
Role source for Alex Padilla ↗An evidence-based look at how Alex Padilla's existing policies and political record might translate into presidential action.
Amy Klobuchar
U.S. Senator — Minnesota
Role source for Amy Klobuchar ↗An evidence-based look at how Amy Klobuchar's existing policies and political record might translate into presidential action.
Andy Kim
U.S. Senator — New Jersey
Role source for Andy Kim ↗An evidence-based look at how Andy Kim's existing policies and political record might translate into presidential action.
Angela Alsobrooks
U.S. Senator — Maryland
Role source for Angela Alsobrooks ↗An evidence-based look at how Angela Alsobrooks's existing policies and political record might translate into presidential action.
Angus King
U.S. Senator — Maine
Role source for Angus King ↗An evidence-based look at how Angus King's existing policies and political record might translate into presidential action.
Ashley Moody
U.S. Senator — Florida
Role source for Ashley Moody ↗An evidence-based look at how Ashley Moody's existing policies and political record might translate into presidential action.
Ben Ray Luján
U.S. Senator — New Mexico
Role source for Ben Ray Luján ↗An evidence-based look at how Ben Ray Luján's existing policies and political record might translate into presidential action.
Bernie Moreno
U.S. Senator — Ohio
Role source for Bernie Moreno ↗An evidence-based look at how Bernie Moreno's existing policies and political record might translate into presidential action.
Bernie Sanders
U.S. Senator — Vermont
Role source for Bernie Sanders ↗An evidence-based look at how Bernie Sanders's existing policies and political record might translate into presidential action.
She leads the 2028 New Hampshire primary polls; he built the movement that trained her. A 100-day scenario for an Ocasio-Cortez presidency with Bernie Sanders as vice president, built from their records.
Bill Cassidy
U.S. Senator — Louisiana
Role source for Bill Cassidy ↗An evidence-based look at how Bill Cassidy's existing policies and political record might translate into presidential action.
Bill Hagerty
U.S. Senator — Tennessee
Role source for Bill Hagerty ↗An evidence-based look at how Bill Hagerty's existing policies and political record might translate into presidential action.
Brian Schatz
U.S. Senator — Hawaii
Role source for Brian Schatz ↗An evidence-based look at how Brian Schatz's existing policies and political record might translate into presidential action.
Catherine Cortez Masto
U.S. Senator — Nevada
Role source for Catherine Cortez Masto ↗An evidence-based look at how Catherine Cortez Masto's existing policies and political record might translate into presidential action.
Chris Coons
U.S. Senator — Delaware
Role source for Chris Coons ↗An evidence-based look at how Chris Coons's existing policies and political record might translate into presidential action.
Chris Murphy
U.S. Senator — Connecticut
Role source for Chris Murphy ↗An evidence-based look at how Chris Murphy's existing policies and political record might translate into presidential action.
Chris Van Hollen
U.S. Senator — Maryland
Role source for Chris Van Hollen ↗An evidence-based look at how Chris Van Hollen's existing policies and political record might translate into presidential action.
Chuck Grassley
U.S. Senator — Iowa
Role source for Chuck Grassley ↗An evidence-based look at how Chuck Grassley's existing policies and political record might translate into presidential action.
Chuck Schumer
U.S. Senator — New York
Role source for Chuck Schumer ↗An evidence-based look at how Chuck Schumer's existing policies and political record might translate into presidential action.
Cindy Hyde-Smith
U.S. Senator — Mississippi
Role source for Cindy Hyde-Smith ↗An evidence-based look at how Cindy Hyde-Smith's existing policies and political record might translate into presidential action.
Cory Booker
U.S. Senator — New Jersey
Role source for Cory Booker ↗An evidence-based look at how Cory Booker's existing policies and political record might translate into presidential action.
Cynthia Lummis
U.S. Senator — Wyoming
Role source for Cynthia Lummis ↗An evidence-based look at how Cynthia Lummis's existing policies and political record might translate into presidential action.
Dan Sullivan
U.S. Senator — Alaska
Role source for Dan Sullivan ↗An evidence-based look at how Dan Sullivan's existing policies and political record might translate into presidential action.
Darline Graham
U.S. Senator — South Carolina
Role source for Darline Graham ↗An evidence-based look at how Darline Graham's existing policies and political record might translate into presidential action.
David McCormick
U.S. Senator — Pennsylvania
Role source for David McCormick ↗An evidence-based look at how David McCormick's existing policies and political record might translate into presidential action.
Deb Fischer
U.S. Senator — Nebraska
Role source for Deb Fischer ↗An evidence-based look at how Deb Fischer's existing policies and political record might translate into presidential action.
Dick Durbin
U.S. Senator — Illinois
Role source for Dick Durbin ↗An evidence-based look at how Dick Durbin's existing policies and political record might translate into presidential action.
Ed Markey
U.S. Senator — Massachusetts
Role source for Ed Markey ↗An evidence-based look at how Ed Markey's existing policies and political record might translate into presidential action.
Elissa Slotkin
U.S. Senator — Michigan
Role source for Elissa Slotkin ↗An evidence-based look at how Elissa Slotkin's existing policies and political record might translate into presidential action.
Elizabeth Warren
U.S. Senator — Massachusetts
Role source for Elizabeth Warren ↗An evidence-based look at how Elizabeth Warren's existing policies and political record might translate into presidential action.
Eric Schmitt
U.S. Senator — Missouri
Role source for Eric Schmitt ↗An evidence-based look at how Eric Schmitt's existing policies and political record might translate into presidential action.
Gary Peters
U.S. Senator — Michigan
Role source for Gary Peters ↗An evidence-based look at how Gary Peters's existing policies and political record might translate into presidential action.
Jack Reed
U.S. Senator — Rhode Island
Role source for Jack Reed ↗An evidence-based look at how Jack Reed's existing policies and political record might translate into presidential action.
Jacky Rosen
U.S. Senator — Nevada
Role source for Jacky Rosen ↗An evidence-based look at how Jacky Rosen's existing policies and political record might translate into presidential action.
James Lankford
U.S. Senator — Oklahoma
Role source for James Lankford ↗An evidence-based look at how James Lankford's existing policies and political record might translate into presidential action.
Jeanne Shaheen
U.S. Senator — New Hampshire
Role source for Jeanne Shaheen ↗An evidence-based look at how Jeanne Shaheen's existing policies and political record might translate into presidential action.
Jeff Merkley
U.S. Senator — Oregon
Role source for Jeff Merkley ↗An evidence-based look at how Jeff Merkley's existing policies and political record might translate into presidential action.
Jerry Moran
U.S. Senator — Kansas
Role source for Jerry Moran ↗An evidence-based look at how Jerry Moran's existing policies and political record might translate into presidential action.
Jim Banks
U.S. Senator — Indiana
Role source for Jim Banks ↗An evidence-based look at how Jim Banks's existing policies and political record might translate into presidential action.
Jim Justice
U.S. Senator — West Virginia
Role source for Jim Justice ↗An evidence-based look at how Jim Justice's existing policies and political record might translate into presidential action.
Jim Risch
U.S. Senator — Idaho
Role source for Jim Risch ↗An evidence-based look at how Jim Risch's existing policies and political record might translate into presidential action.
John Barrasso
U.S. Senator — Wyoming
Role source for John Barrasso ↗An evidence-based look at how John Barrasso's existing policies and political record might translate into presidential action.
John Boozman
U.S. Senator — Arkansas
Role source for John Boozman ↗An evidence-based look at how John Boozman's existing policies and political record might translate into presidential action.
John Cornyn
U.S. Senator — Texas
Role source for John Cornyn ↗An evidence-based look at how John Cornyn's existing policies and political record might translate into presidential action.
John Curtis
U.S. Senator — Utah
Role source for John Curtis ↗An evidence-based look at how John Curtis's existing policies and political record might translate into presidential action.
John Fetterman
U.S. Senator — Pennsylvania
Role source for John Fetterman ↗An evidence-based look at how John Fetterman's existing policies and political record might translate into presidential action.
John Hickenlooper
U.S. Senator — Colorado
Role source for John Hickenlooper ↗An evidence-based look at how John Hickenlooper's existing policies and political record might translate into presidential action.
John Hoeven
U.S. Senator — North Dakota
Role source for John Hoeven ↗An evidence-based look at how John Hoeven's existing policies and political record might translate into presidential action.
John Kennedy
U.S. Senator — Louisiana
Role source for John Kennedy ↗An evidence-based look at how John Kennedy's existing policies and political record might translate into presidential action.
John Thune
U.S. Senator — South Dakota
Role source for John Thune ↗An evidence-based look at how John Thune's existing policies and political record might translate into presidential action.
Jon Husted
U.S. Senator — Ohio
Role source for Jon Husted ↗An evidence-based look at how Jon Husted's existing policies and political record might translate into presidential action.
Jon Ossoff
U.S. Senator — Georgia
Role source for Jon Ossoff ↗An evidence-based look at how Jon Ossoff's existing policies and political record might translate into presidential action.
Joni Ernst
U.S. Senator — Iowa
Role source for Joni Ernst ↗An evidence-based look at how Joni Ernst's existing policies and political record might translate into presidential action.
Josh Hawley
U.S. Senator — Missouri
Role source for Josh Hawley ↗An evidence-based look at how Josh Hawley's existing policies and political record might translate into presidential action.
Katie Britt
U.S. Senator — Alabama
Role source for Katie Britt ↗An evidence-based look at how Katie Britt's existing policies and political record might translate into presidential action.
Kevin Cramer
U.S. Senator — North Dakota
Role source for Kevin Cramer ↗An evidence-based look at how Kevin Cramer's existing policies and political record might translate into presidential action.
Kirsten Gillibrand
U.S. Senator — New York
Role source for Kirsten Gillibrand ↗An evidence-based look at how Kirsten Gillibrand's existing policies and political record might translate into presidential action.
Lisa Blunt Rochester
U.S. Senator — Delaware
Role source for Lisa Blunt Rochester ↗An evidence-based look at how Lisa Blunt Rochester's existing policies and political record might translate into presidential action.
Lisa Murkowski
U.S. Senator — Alaska
Role source for Lisa Murkowski ↗An evidence-based look at how Lisa Murkowski's existing policies and political record might translate into presidential action.
Maggie Hassan
U.S. Senator — New Hampshire
Role source for Maggie Hassan ↗An evidence-based look at how Maggie Hassan's existing policies and political record might translate into presidential action.
Maria Cantwell
U.S. Senator — Washington
Role source for Maria Cantwell ↗An evidence-based look at how Maria Cantwell's existing policies and political record might translate into presidential action.
Mark Kelly
U.S. Senator — Arizona
Role source for Mark Kelly ↗An evidence-based look at how Mark Kelly's existing policies and political record might translate into presidential action.
Mark Warner
U.S. Senator — Virginia
Role source for Mark Warner ↗An evidence-based look at how Mark Warner's existing policies and political record might translate into presidential action.
Marsha Blackburn
U.S. Senator — Tennessee
Role source for Marsha Blackburn ↗An evidence-based look at how Marsha Blackburn's existing policies and political record might translate into presidential action.
Martin Heinrich
U.S. Senator — New Mexico
Role source for Martin Heinrich ↗An evidence-based look at how Martin Heinrich's existing policies and political record might translate into presidential action.
Mazie Hirono
U.S. Senator — Hawaii
Role source for Mazie Hirono ↗An evidence-based look at how Mazie Hirono's existing policies and political record might translate into presidential action.
Michael Bennet
U.S. Senator — Colorado
Role source for Michael Bennet ↗An evidence-based look at how Michael Bennet's existing policies and political record might translate into presidential action.
Mike Crapo
U.S. Senator — Idaho
Role source for Mike Crapo ↗An evidence-based look at how Mike Crapo's existing policies and political record might translate into presidential action.
Mike Lee
U.S. Senator — Utah
Role source for Mike Lee ↗An evidence-based look at how Mike Lee's existing policies and political record might translate into presidential action.
Mike Rounds
U.S. Senator — South Dakota
Role source for Mike Rounds ↗An evidence-based look at how Mike Rounds's existing policies and political record might translate into presidential action.
Mitch McConnell
U.S. Senator — Kentucky
Role source for Mitch McConnell ↗An evidence-based look at how Mitch McConnell's existing policies and political record might translate into presidential action.
Patty Murray
U.S. Senator — Washington
Role source for Patty Murray ↗An evidence-based look at how Patty Murray's existing policies and political record might translate into presidential action.
Pete Ricketts
U.S. Senator — Nebraska
Role source for Pete Ricketts ↗An evidence-based look at how Pete Ricketts's existing policies and political record might translate into presidential action.
Peter Welch
U.S. Senator — Vermont
Role source for Peter Welch ↗An evidence-based look at how Peter Welch's existing policies and political record might translate into presidential action.
Rand Paul
U.S. Senator — Kentucky
Role source for Rand Paul ↗An evidence-based look at how Rand Paul's existing policies and political record might translate into presidential action.
Raphael Warnock
U.S. Senator — Georgia
Role source for Raphael Warnock ↗An evidence-based look at how Raphael Warnock's existing policies and political record might translate into presidential action.
Richard Blumenthal
U.S. Senator — Connecticut
Role source for Richard Blumenthal ↗An evidence-based look at how Richard Blumenthal's existing policies and political record might translate into presidential action.
Rick Scott
U.S. Senator — Florida
Role source for Rick Scott ↗An evidence-based look at how Rick Scott's existing policies and political record might translate into presidential action.
Roger Marshall
U.S. Senator — Kansas
Role source for Roger Marshall ↗An evidence-based look at how Roger Marshall's existing policies and political record might translate into presidential action.
Roger Wicker
U.S. Senator — Mississippi
Role source for Roger Wicker ↗An evidence-based look at how Roger Wicker's existing policies and political record might translate into presidential action.
Ron Johnson
U.S. Senator — Wisconsin
Role source for Ron Johnson ↗An evidence-based look at how Ron Johnson's existing policies and political record might translate into presidential action.
Ron Wyden
U.S. Senator — Oregon
Role source for Ron Wyden ↗An evidence-based look at how Ron Wyden's existing policies and political record might translate into presidential action.
Ruben Gallego
U.S. Senator — Arizona
Role source for Ruben Gallego ↗An evidence-based look at how Ruben Gallego's existing policies and political record might translate into presidential action.
Sheldon Whitehouse
U.S. Senator — Rhode Island
Role source for Sheldon Whitehouse ↗An evidence-based look at how Sheldon Whitehouse's existing policies and political record might translate into presidential action.
Shelley Moore Capito
U.S. Senator — West Virginia
Role source for Shelley Moore Capito ↗An evidence-based look at how Shelley Moore Capito's existing policies and political record might translate into presidential action.
Steve Daines
U.S. Senator — Montana
Role source for Steve Daines ↗An evidence-based look at how Steve Daines's existing policies and political record might translate into presidential action.
Susan Collins
U.S. Senator — Maine
Role source for Susan Collins ↗An evidence-based look at how Susan Collins's existing policies and political record might translate into presidential action.
Tammy Baldwin
U.S. Senator — Wisconsin
Role source for Tammy Baldwin ↗An evidence-based look at how Tammy Baldwin's existing policies and political record might translate into presidential action.
Tammy Duckworth
U.S. Senator — Illinois
Role source for Tammy Duckworth ↗An evidence-based look at how Tammy Duckworth's existing policies and political record might translate into presidential action.
Ted Budd
U.S. Senator — North Carolina
Role source for Ted Budd ↗An evidence-based look at how Ted Budd's existing policies and political record might translate into presidential action.
Ted Cruz
U.S. Senator — Texas
Role source for Ted Cruz ↗Ted Cruz co-sponsored the Mandatory E-Verify Act of 2026 — a bill to make every U.S. employer run new hires through the federal verification system. A scenario analysis of how much of that agenda a Cruz administration could execute in 100 days, and what the E-Verify data says about the system it would inherit. Not a prediction. Not an endorsement.

Ted Cruz wrote the No Tax on Tips Act, saw it folded into the 2025 tax law, and designed the Trump accounts he calls Social Security personal accounts in disguise. In a Cruz first 100 days, the tax code is already his — what's left is the second act: making temporary deductions permanent and finishing what he started.
Ted Cruz has a decade-old deregulation bill with his name on it, a Commerce Committee gavel, and a public case built on LNG export politics and anti-carbon-tax pledges. A Cruz presidency would open with the most aggressive pro-production executive-order sequence of any 2028 contender — and run straight into the statutory limits his own record keeps describing.
Thom Tillis
U.S. Senator — North Carolina
Role source for Thom Tillis ↗An evidence-based look at how Thom Tillis's existing policies and political record might translate into presidential action.
Tim Kaine
U.S. Senator — Virginia
Role source for Tim Kaine ↗An evidence-based look at how Tim Kaine's existing policies and political record might translate into presidential action.
Tim Scott
U.S. Senator — South Carolina
Role source for Tim Scott ↗An evidence-based look at how Tim Scott's existing policies and political record might translate into presidential action.
Tim Sheehy
U.S. Senator — Montana
Role source for Tim Sheehy ↗An evidence-based look at how Tim Sheehy's existing policies and political record might translate into presidential action.
Tina Smith
U.S. Senator — Minnesota
Role source for Tina Smith ↗An evidence-based look at how Tina Smith's existing policies and political record might translate into presidential action.
Todd Young
U.S. Senator — Indiana
Role source for Todd Young ↗An evidence-based look at how Todd Young's existing policies and political record might translate into presidential action.
Tom Cotton
U.S. Senator — Arkansas
Role source for Tom Cotton ↗An evidence-based look at how Tom Cotton's existing policies and political record might translate into presidential action.
Tommy Tuberville
U.S. Senator — Alabama
Role source for Tommy Tuberville ↗An evidence-based look at how Tommy Tuberville's existing policies and political record might translate into presidential action.
U.S. Representatives
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez
U.S. Representative — New York’s 14th District; Bronx & Queens, New York City, New York
Role source for Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez ↗She voted to end the Iran war four times. A 100-day scenario for a President Ocasio-Cortez, built from her actual war powers votes, floor speeches, and the war's verified costs.
The Green New Deal resolution has been introduced in three Congresses and never come to a binding vote. A scenario analysis of what an Ocasio-Cortez administration could actually enact in its first 100 days — and what her own verifiable record says about the gap between the mobilization and the machinery. Not a prediction. Not an endorsement.
Scenario analysis, not a prediction: Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez has sponsored or co-sponsored every major Medicare for All bill since 2019 — H.R. 1384, H.R. 1976 and the current H.R. 3069. A first 100 days as president would be an executive-authority exercise in expansion: what a president can do to the health system without the 60 votes the bill needs.
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez has spent 2026 publicly disavowing positions she once championed — decriminalized border crossings, abolishing ICE, even the Department of Homeland Security itself. A hypothetical Ocasio-Cortez administration would arrive with a mandate to reverse enforcement, yet be boxed in by statute, the Senate parliamentarian, and the courts. This is scenario analysis, not a prediction or endorsement.
Melat Kiros
U.S. Representative — Colorado’s 1st District; Denver. Democratic nominee, November 2026 general election
Role source for Melat Kiros ↗An evidence-based look at how Martin Heinrich's existing policies and political record might translate into presidential action.
Governors
Gavin Newsom
Governor — California
Role source for Gavin Newsom ↗Scenario analysis, not a prediction: if Gavin Newsom were sworn in on January 20, 2029, what would the first 100 days of federal AI policy look like? His California record — EO N-12-23, the SB 1047 veto, the SB 53 transparency law — maps a playbook that is neither Silicon Valley laissez-faire nor EU-style precaution.
Gavin Newsom signed SB 9 lot splits, SB 35 ministerial approvals, and the broadest CEQA reform in California history. But housing is zoned by states and cities, not by presidents. In a Newsom first 100 days, the federal levers that exist — HUD rules, transportation money, tax credits, litigation — would be the whole game.
Gretchen Whitmer
Governor — Michigan
Role source for Gretchen Whitmer ↗
Gretchen Whitmer codified the ACA in state law, erased nearly $200 million in medical debt, and built a Medicaid protection budget while Washington cut. Her pitch for a presidency would be cost-cutting without a system overhaul. Here is what a Whitmer first 100 days could actually do about what Americans pay.
Gretchen Whitmer's Michigan record is a running experiment in Midwest industrial policy: a $2 billion SOAR subsidy fund, a $3.5 billion Ford battery park, tens of thousands of announced auto jobs — and documented shortfalls. A scenario analysis of what a Whitmer first 100 days could do for the industrial Midwest. Not a prediction. Not an endorsement.
Scenario analysis, not a prediction: Gretchen Whitmer built a Michigan record on infrastructure — a $4.8 billion Building Michigan Together plan, 16,000-plus lane miles and 1,200 bridges rebuilt, then a $3 billion a year Mi Road Ahead funding proposal. Her first 100 days as president would be a test of whether that playbook scales to Washington.
Josh Shapiro
Governor — Pennsylvania
Role source for Josh Shapiro ↗Josh Shapiro calls his Pennsylvania Lightning Plan a bold all-of-the-above energy strategy: gas, nuclear, solar, storage — and a carbon cap. A scenario analysis of what a Shapiro first 100 days could do to national energy policy, and what his own state's record says about the strategy's limits. Not a prediction. Not an endorsement.
Josh Shapiro's Pennsylvania record is a checklist of process-first fixes — automatic voter registration by executive action, a first budget passed with both parties, agency consolidation, and permit decisions measured in days. A hypothetical Shapiro administration would bet that fixing how Washington works outranks what it does. Scenario analysis, not a prediction or endorsement.
Josh Shapiro has spent three years making permitting speed a Democratic talking point in Pennsylvania — a permitting office by executive order, a fight with PJM that saved consumers billions, and a “Lightning Plan” to build more, faster. A Shapiro presidency would test whether permitting reform can move from a governor's press release to the federal levers that actually decide what gets built.
Ron DeSantis
Governor — Florida
Role source for Ron DeSantis ↗
Scenario analysis, not a prediction: Ron DeSantis made Florida the laboratory — HB 1 universal school choice, the Stop WOKE Act, SB 266 higher-education reform. A first 100 days as president would test how much of an education agenda survives contact with federal law, which mostly forbids Washington from running schools.
Ron DeSantis signed HB 1, the country's first universal private-school scholarship law, and in January 2026 opted Florida into the new federal Education Freedom Tax Credit. The federal school-choice architecture is already half-built. In a DeSantis first 100 days, what is left to do is the part that requires Congress.

Ron DeSantis built a Florida record of agency audits, board eliminations and a state DOGE that claimed nearly $1 billion in savings — while his 2024 campaign pledged to abolish four federal entities outright. This is a scenario analysis of what a DeSantis administration could factually do to the federal bureaucracy in its first 100 days, and what it verifiably could not. Not a prediction. Not an endorsement.
Local Government
Nicholas Gluba
City Council Member — Lone Tree, Iowa; term through 2029
Role source for Nicholas Gluba ↗An evidence-based look at how Nicholas Gluba's existing policies and political record might translate into presidential action.
Tony Dastra
Municipal government staff — Lancaster County, Pennsylvania
Role source for Tony Dastra ↗An evidence-based look at how Tony Dastra's existing policies and political record might translate into presidential action.
Private Enterprise & Professional Practice
Anthony Hudson
Truck driver & small trucking business owner — Grand Blanc Township, Michigan
Role source for Anthony Hudson ↗An evidence-based look at how Anthony Hudson's existing policies and political record might translate into presidential action.
Colt Shelby
Oil & gas industry professional; family farm owner — Franklin County, Arkansas
Role source for Colt Shelby ↗An evidence-based look at how Colt Shelby's existing policies and political record might translate into presidential action.
Donald Kissick
Television control room operator — Ottawa, Ohio; U.S. Navy veteran
Role source for Donald Kissick ↗An evidence-based look at how Donald Kissick's existing policies and political record might translate into presidential action.
Drew Cranmer
Co-founder & CEO, Unum Church Management Software; data engineer — Wichita, Kansas
Role source for Drew Cranmer ↗An evidence-based look at how Drew Cranmer's existing policies and political record might translate into presidential action.
Griselda Romero
Licensed professional counselor, crisis mental health — Lisle, Illinois
Role source for Griselda Romero ↗An evidence-based look at how Griselda Romero's existing policies and political record might translate into presidential action.
Ken Krawchuk
Founder & President, Amendment 16 Ltd.; IT consultant & business architect — Abington, Pennsylvania
Role source for Ken Krawchuk ↗An evidence-based look at how Ken Krawchuk's existing policies and political record might translate into presidential action.
Kyle Austin
Pharmacist & founder, Pharm406 — Billings, Montana; farmer
Role source for Kyle Austin ↗An evidence-based look at how Kyle Austin's existing policies and political record might translate into presidential action.
Pat Dixon
Owner & President, Dixon Process Automation Services; professional engineer — Lago Vista, Texas
Role source for Pat Dixon ↗An evidence-based look at how Pat Dixon's existing policies and political record might translate into presidential action.
Shehla Faizi
Founder, Creative Cookie Jar; freelance graphic designer & podcast producer — Texas
Role source for Shehla Faizi ↗An evidence-based look at how Shehla Faizi's existing policies and political record might translate into presidential action.
Steven Young
Attorney, corporate law — Minneapolis, Minnesota
Role source for Steven Young ↗An evidence-based look at how Steven Young's existing policies and political record might translate into presidential action.
Civic & Political Organizations
Andy Ellis
Grassroots democracy organizer — Baltimore, Maryland
Role source for Andy Ellis ↗An evidence-based look at how Andy Ellis's existing policies and political record might translate into presidential action.
Arshia Papari
Student & community organizer — University of Texas at Austin, Texas
Role source for Arshia Papari ↗An evidence-based look at how Arshia Papari's existing policies and political record might translate into presidential action.
Eric Mulder
Secretary, Libertarian Party of Arapahoe County — Aurora, Colorado
Role source for Eric Mulder ↗An evidence-based look at how Eric Mulder's existing policies and political record might translate into presidential action.
Justin Filip
Secretary, Pacific Green Party; co-chair, Eugene chapter — Oregon
Role source for Justin Filip ↗An evidence-based look at how Justin Filip's existing policies and political record might translate into presidential action.
Robert Gross
Community advocate — Washington, D.C.; D.C. Statehood Green Party mayoral nominee
Role source for Robert Gross ↗An evidence-based look at how Robert Gross's existing policies and political record might translate into presidential action.
Former Officeholders
Kamala Harris
Former Vice President of the United States
Role source for Kamala Harris ↗Kamala Harris spent a vice presidency casting a record number of tie-breaking votes for the Biden agenda and a 2024 campaign quietly repositioning away from her own 2020 positions. A Harris presidency would begin with a rare asset — four years of on-the-job training — and a rare burden: proving a Harris White House is not a third Biden term.
Mike Feinstein
Former Mayor — Santa Monica, California (2000–2002)
Role source for Mike Feinstein ↗An evidence-based look at how Mike Feinstein's existing policies and political record might translate into presidential action.
Seth Bodnar
Former President, University of Montana — Missoula, Montana
Role source for Seth Bodnar ↗An evidence-based look at how Seth Bodnar's existing policies and political record might translate into presidential action.
Retired Professionals & Military
Anthony Aguilar
Retired U.S. Army lieutenant colonel
Role source for Anthony Aguilar ↗An evidence-based look at how Anthony Aguilar's existing policies and political record might translate into presidential action.
Ted Brown
Retired independent insurance adjuster — Austin, Texas
Role source for Ted Brown ↗An evidence-based look at how Ted Brown's existing policies and political record might translate into presidential action.
Comparisons & Multi-person Scenarios
Featuring: Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez · Pete Buttigieg
A scenario analysis — not a prediction. Neither has announced a national ticket, and an August 2026 Emerson poll shows the pairing's two halves polling very differently. But if it happened, the governing record is unusually legible: seven years of bill sponsorship for her, four years running a cabinet department for him, and a stack of court rulings already aimed at the policies they would move first to reverse.
Featuring: Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez · Gavin Newsom
The 2028 Democratic conversation on AI has split into two documented camps: Gavin Newsom — SB 1047 veto, SB 53 signature, and a September 2026 AI-kill-switch executive order — and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, whose March 2026 data-center moratorium bill with Bernie Sanders would freeze the buildout until Congress acts. Two first-100-days models for the same problem.
Featuring: Ron DeSantis · Ted Cruz
Ron DeSantis erased climate change from Florida law and banned offshore wind in state waters; Ted Cruz has spent a decade legislating oil-and-gas dominance from the Senate. Both are Republican energy maximalists — but their first 100 days would diverge sharply on offshore drilling, LNG, and who Congress works for. Scenario analysis, not a prediction or endorsement.
Featuring: Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez · Gavin Newsom · Gretchen Whitmer · JD Vance · Josh Shapiro · Kamala Harris · Marco Rubio · Ron DeSantis · Ted Cruz
Vance, Rubio, DeSantis and Cruz on one side; Newsom, Harris, Whitmer, Shapiro and Ocasio-Cortez on the other. Across immigration, AI, taxes, energy, healthcare, education, defense and regulation, every would-be first-100-days agenda sorts into the same five buckets — and the buckets, not the candidates, decide what actually happens. Scenario analysis, not a prediction or endorsement.