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The Democratic National Committee's decision to start the 2028 presidential primaries in South Carolina has drawn criticism from progressive Democrats, who argue it may disadvantage their candidates. The change follows a DNC panel vote and reflects ongoing tensions within the party between progressive and centrist factions. The decision is still pending ratification by the full DNC.
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The Democratic National Committee's decision to start the 2028 presidential primaries in South Carolina has drawn criticism from progressive Democrats, who argue it may disadvantage their candidates. The change follows a DNC panel vote and reflects ongoing tensions within the party between progressive and centrist factions. The decision is still pending ratification by the full DNC.
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