DNC reshuffles 2028 primary lineup to lift diverse states to the front
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The Democratic National Committee approved a revamped 2028 presidential primary calendar designed to boost racially diverse states, kicking off with South Carolina on Jan. 22 and cycling through Nevada, New Hampshire, New Mexico, Michigan and Virginia in six weeks, a move that challenges Iowa and New Hampshire’s traditional early role and could reshape how candidates build coalitions.
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