Dem panel taps South Carolina to hold first 2028 presidential primary
Summary
South Carolina has been chosen by a Democratic committee to hold the first Democratic presidential primary in 2028, beating Nevada after a debate about race and party loyalty. The final decision still needs approval from the full Democratic National Committee.Key Facts
- South Carolina was picked over Nevada to have the first Democratic primary in 2028.
- The decision was made by the Democratic National Committee’s Rules & Bylaws panel but requires final approval.
- The debate highlighted disagreements among Democrats about race, region, and political views.
- Black leaders supported South Carolina due to its large Black voter population and past loyalty to the party.
- Latino leaders favored Nevada because of its many Latino and working-class voters.
- South Carolina held the first primary in 2024 after President Biden’s support.
- Reverend Al Sharpton and South Carolina Democrats publicly supported the state’s early primary status.
- New Hampshire and Iowa may try to hold early contests despite party rules against it.
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