States competed to replace the New Hampshire primary, with South Carolina and Nevada being the finalists for the primary.
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Updated Aug 1
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What happened
States competed to replace the New Hampshire primary, with South Carolina and Nevada being the finalists for the primary.
Who's involved
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Part of
The Democratic National Committee has selected the states that will be included in the early presidential nominating calendar.Also in this story
- The Democratic National Committee is facing debate regarding the inclusion and status of several states in the early presidential nominating calendar.
- The DNC held a panel discussion on the 2028 primary calendar, including New Mexico, while facing opposition regarding primary date changes.
- A primary voting bloc sequence involving New Mexico, New Hampshire, and South Carolina has been established.
The entities involved
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South Carolina
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New Hampshire
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Nevada
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Related events
- Nikki Haley was focusing on her home state during the time of the event, while Donald Trump secured a victory in the New Hampshire primary.
- Jeff Kaufmann recommended a calendar sequence starting with Iowa, followed by New Hampshire, including South Carolina's primary and Nevada's caucus.
- South Carolina defends its open primary structure against a challenge from the Republican Party.
- A primary election was held in New Hampshire on September 1, 2026, involving John E. Sununu.
- South Carolina legislators are currently discussing the state's primary state selection process.