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New Hampshire Democrats Plan to Hold First 2028 Primary Despite DNC Decision

New Hampshire Democrats are set to hold their presidential primaries first in 2028, despite the DNC's decision to designate South Carolina as the first primary state. New Hampshire law mandates that its primary occurs at least one week ahead of others, leading to criticism from state party officials regarding the DNC's vote. The DNC has scheduled the primaries for South Carolina on January 22, Nevada on February 1, and New Hampshire on February 8.

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New Hampshire Democrats are set to hold their presidential primaries first in 2028, despite the DNC's decision to designate South Carolina as the first primary state. New Hampshire law mandates that its primary occurs at least one week ahead of others, leading to criticism from state party officials regarding the DNC's vote. The DNC has scheduled the primaries for South Carolina on January 22, Nevada on February 1, and New Hampshire on February 8.

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New Hampshire Democrats buck DNC, say state will still hold first 2028 primary

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New Hampshire Democrats Plan to Hold First 2028 Primary Despite DNC Decision