Latino Leaders Urge DNC to Make Nevada First Primary State in 2028
A group of two dozen prominent Latino leaders is making a last-minute push to convince Democratic National Committee (DNC) members to make Nevada the first state to cast votes in the Democratic primary in 2028. In a letter to the DNC's Rules and Bylaws Committee, obtained by The Hill, the leaders argue that Nevada's diverse population, including a large Latino community, makes it a more representative early-voting state than Iowa or New Hampshire. The push comes as the DNC considers changes to the 2024 primary calendar, with Nevada currently slated to be the second state after South Carolina. The letter emphasizes that Nevada's demographics better reflect the party's base and could help Democrats engage Latino voters early in the election cycle.
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