DNC Panel Puts South Carolina Back as First Primary State for 2028 Democrats
South Carolina is likely to remain the lead-off primary state in the Democratic Party's 2028 presidential nominating calendar after securing a key party committee's recommendation. The decision follows a battle over key voting blocs among party officials.
A panel of the Democratic National Committee has selected South Carolina as the first primary state for the 2028 presidential election, solidifying its position at the front of the party's nominating calendar despite a battle over key voting blocs. The decision follows a recommendation by the party committee and sets the stage for a competitive campaign season. The selection marks the third time in recent years that South Carolina will lead off the Democratic primary schedule. The 2028 election is expected to be highly contested, with multiple candidates vying for the party's nomination.
