A recent survey by the IMEU Policy Project suggests that a significant number of Democrats in key states for the 2028 presidential primary election, including South Carolina, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Mexico, Michigan, and Virginia, are critical of Israel's actions in Gaza. The poll indicates that a majority of these voters believe Israel is committing genocide in Gaza, with 80% of respondents in Michigan and 52% in South Carolina opposing the sale of arms to Israel. Additionally, respondents across all six states showed support for imposing sanctions on Israel and enforcing the International Criminal Court's arrest warrant against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The Democratic Party has finalized its primary calendar for 2028, making South Carolina the site of the first nomination contest, followed by weekly elections in the five remaining states. These findings could potentially shape the platforms of Democratic candidates on the Israel-Palestine issue, as Israel's support among Democrats has been dwindling for years and cracks in the bipartisan support for Israel in Washington have been widening. However, the current Democratic leadership continues to maintain its backing of Israel, with figures like former President Joe Biden, Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, and House of Representatives leader Hakeem Jeffries all being staunch supporters of Israel. Nevertheless, progressive critics of Israel are gaining ground in Democratic congressional primaries, suggesting that policy on Israel-Palestine may play a significant role in the 2028 presidential primaries. The 2028 presidential race could potentially see a shift in the Democratic Party's stance towards Israel as candidates look to align with their voters' opinions on this issue.