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South Carolina to Hold First Primary in 2028 Democratic Race

The Democratic National Committee has designated South Carolina as the first primary state for the 2028 presidential election, a move that could benefit former Vice President Kamala Harris if she chooses to run. The state's predominantly African American electorate played a significant role in previous elections, and while Harris may have advantages, she will face competition from other high-profile candidates and challenges among younger voters.

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The Democratic National Committee has designated South Carolina as the first primary state for the 2028 presidential election, a move that could benefit former Vice President Kamala Harris if she chooses to run. The state's predominantly African American electorate played a significant role in previous elections, and while Harris may have advantages, she will face competition from other high-profile candidates and challenges among younger voters.

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South Carolina’s move to front of 2028 Democratic primary calendar could benefit Kamala Harris

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South Carolina to Hold First Primary in 2028 Democratic Race