The Democratic Party has announced changes to its 2028 presidential primary calendar, moving Iowa from its traditional first position. South Carolina will now be the first state to vote on January 22, 2028, followed by Nevada on February 1, 2028.
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Democratic Party Changes 2028 Presidential Primary Calendar
The Democratic Party has revised its 2028 presidential primary calendar, designating South Carolina as the first state to vote on January 22, 2028. Nevada will follow on February 1, 2028, marking a shift from Iowa's long-standing top position.
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