Democrats are rewriting the 2028 presidential primary calendar, moving South Carolina to the front — a bold shift from Iowa’s longtime dominance — to amplify Black and Latino voters’ early influence. This follows Biden’s 2024 strategy, where South Carolina proved vital for coalition-building. Nevada also pushed hard, touting its growing Latino electorate and battleground status. While the DNC still must approve in August, this Rules Committee move signals a major realignment — early states now shape momentum, funding, and viability in a nomination race without an incumbent. Meanwhile, Republicans remain locked into their traditional Iowa-New Hampshire order, setting the stage for a uniquely competitive Democratic contest.
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