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Democrats near decision on 2028 race
The Democratic Party is expected to approve a revised primary calendar for 2028, replacing Iowa and New Hampshire with South Carolina and Nevada as the early states. This change aims to reflect greater racial diversity and shift influence within the nominating process, potentially benefiting candidates from both the progressive and centrist wings. The new schedule introduces unpredictability into the race, with key states like South Carolina, Nevada, Virginia, and Michigan playing pivotal roles in shaping the nomination. Overall, it marks the most significant reordering of the Democratic primaries in over 50 years.
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