New York to join forces with other states for influential 'Super Tuesday' primary contests
New York may hold its 2028 presidential primary contests on Super Tuesday, a move aimed at increasing influence during the election cycle by aligning with other states' simultaneous primaries.
New York is considering holding its 2028 presidential primary contests on Super Tuesday, a day when multiple states simultaneously hold primaries, in an effort to boost its influence in the Democratic Party and gain a strategic advantage in the election cycle. This move could put New York's primary at odds with neighboring states such as Pennsylvania and Connecticut, which typically vote earlier. By aligning itself with other major states on Super Tuesday, New York aims to be more competitive and attractive to presidential hopefuls. The proposed change would see New York join a growing list of states that have moved their primary dates in recent years.
