DNC Rules Committee to Vote on 2028 Early Primary Calendar in Washington

Democratic National Committee members are convening in Washington, D.C., this week to determine which states will receive waivers to vote early in the 2028 Democratic presidential primary. The DNC's Rules and Bylaws Committee will meet Thursday and Friday at the Salamander Hotel to recommend states for the early primary calendar. This process follows the party's recent overhaul of the primary schedule, which saw South Carolina moved to the first position for the 2024 cycle. The committee's recommendations will shape the order of states that vote before Super Tuesday, influencing the trajectory of the 2028 nomination race.

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