Democrats are rewriting the 2028 presidential primary calendar to prioritize diversity, moving away from Iowa and New Hampshire and placing states like South Carolina and Nevada front and center to better reflect the party’s actual voter base. The shift aims to empower Black and Latino voters after years of underrepresentation in early voting. South Carolina champions its role in Biden’s 2020 win, while Nevada highlights its racial diversity, union strength, and battleground status. Black leaders push back, fearing the move undermines their influence, while the DNC plans to pick four regional states — possibly a fifth — to kick off the race. With no incumbent or frontrunner, early states will be pivotal in shaping momentum, fundraising, and the eventual nominee.
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