The Democratic National Committee has selected South Carolina to hold the first presidential primary for the 2028 election. Following South Carolina, Nevada will also conduct its primary. The decision aims to prioritize the voices of Black and Latino voters. Other states, including New Hampshire, New Mexico, Michigan, and Virginia, will also participate in early contests.
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Democrats Approve South Carolina as First State for 2028 Presidential Primary
The Democratic National Committee has approved South Carolina as the first state for the 2028 presidential primary, followed by Nevada. This decision is intended to prioritize Black and Latino voters, with additional early contests in New Hampshire, New Mexico, Michigan, and Virginia.
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