Democrats could take initial vote on 2028 presidential primary calendar this week
Summary
Democrats may vote this week to decide the order of states for their 2028 presidential primary elections. The final decision will need approval from the full Democratic National Committee.Key Facts
- The Democratic party is planning the order of states for the 2028 presidential primary calendar.
- A key committee called the Rules and Bylaws Committee may vote on this as early as Friday.
- The committee holds monthly meetings to review which states want to vote first in the primaries.
- States like Iowa, Michigan, New Hampshire, Nevada, and South Carolina are competing to have early primary or caucus dates.
- The final primary calendar must be approved by the full Democratic National Committee.
- The events determining the voting order are happening ahead of the 2028 presidential election.
- The information about the vote was provided by people familiar with the process but not authorized to speak publicly.
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