Democratic leaders from five southern states are advocating for South Carolina to be the first state to hold primary ballots in the 2028 presidential election. They argue that South Carolina is essential for building coalitions and represents the party's commitment to diversity. The DNC is currently reviewing proposals from various states regarding the primary calendar.
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Democratic leaders from five southern states are advocating for South Carolina to be the first state to hold primary ballots in the 2028 presidential election. They argue that South Carolina is essential for building coalitions and represents the party's commitment to diversity. The DNC is currently reviewing proposals from various states regarding the primary calendar.
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