The Democratic Party has selected South Carolina to host the first presidential nominating contest for the 2028 election. This decision continues South Carolina's tradition as the first Southern contest, which has historically been an important indicator of candidates' support among Black voters.
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Democrats choose South Carolina for initial 2028 presidential nominating contest
The Democratic Party has announced that South Carolina will serve as the first nominating contest for the 2028 presidential election. This state has been significant in assessing candidates' appeal to Black voters.
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