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Democrats Approve New Early Primary Calendar, South Carolina to Lead in 2028
09/24/2026 · Michigan edition
Why it matters locally: Under the new Democratic early primary calendar for 2028, Michigan will be one of the first states to hold a nominating event, following South Carolina, Nevada, New Hampshire, and New Mexico. This elevated position in the primary schedule could mean increased attention and resources from presidential campaigns for Michigan voters and issues.
The Democratic Party has approved a new schedule for its early presidential primary elections in 2028, placing South Carolina first. Nevada will follow as the second state to hold a primary contest. This revised calendar emphasizes states with substantial Black and Latino voter populations. Following South Carolina and Nevada, the approved schedule includes New Hampshire, New Mexico, Michigan, and Virginia in the sequence of early nominating events. Party officials indicated this order reflects an effort to give greater influence to diverse demographics early in the primary process.
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