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  1. Southern leaders are lobbying for South Carolina to serve as a proving ground during primary discussions involving Democratic figures.
  2. DNC chairs lobbied on May 28, 2026, for South Carolina to lead the 2028 primary calendar.
  3. Advocates successfully pushed for South Carolina to be used as a testing ground for primary calendar diversity and change.
  4. South Carolina makes a strategic shift toward diverse states.

The Democratic Party prioritized Black voters in South Carolina.

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The Democratic Party prioritized Black voters in South Carolina.

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  • npr.orgDemocrats approve new primary election calendar, putting South Carolina first
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