Iowa's nomination process is being influenced by South Dakota precedents and offering alternatives to the New Hampshire primary.
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Updated Aug 13
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What happened
Iowa's nomination process is being influenced by South Dakota precedents and offering alternatives to the New Hampshire primary.
Who's involved
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Iowa and the Democratic National Committee are being considered for early presidential nominating contests and providing input on the presidential nominating calendar.Also in this story
- The Iowa Democratic Party and the Democratic National Committee discussed potential sanctions regarding the 2028 primary calendar.
- The Iowa Democratic Party is seeking to restore its first-in-the-nation caucus status.
- The Democratic National Committee officially supported James Talarico's candidacy on May 28, 2026.
The entities involved
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Iowa
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South Dakota
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New Hampshire
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Related events
- Trump's endorsement choices are having an impact on the state primaries in Iowa.
- Candidates for state offices in Iowa were nominated by the Libertarian Party of Iowa on August 9, 2026.
- Updates on various candidates running in competitive districts in Iowa and Pennsylvania, including discussions with MS NOW.
- Jeff Kaufmann recommended a calendar sequence starting with Iowa, followed by New Hampshire, including South Carolina's primary and Nevada's caucus.
- States competed to replace the New Hampshire primary, with South Carolina and Nevada being the finalists for the primary.