Democrats have restructured their 2028 presidential primary calendar, designating South Carolina as the first state to hold its primary on January 22, followed by Nevada, New Hampshire, New Mexico, Michigan, and Virginia throughout February. This change aims to enhance representation of diverse voter demographics and reflects an ongoing effort to reshape the party’s nomination process. While the overhaul has faced criticism, supporters argue it aligns more closely with the country’s racial diversity.
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