DNC passes new primary calendar making South Carolina first and booting Iowa

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The Democratic National Committee (DNC) officially passed their new early primary calendar on Saturday, which drastically shakes up the order of states to first cast votes in the presidential nomination process.

Published 4 months ago · Columbia, United States

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News18 India

Democrats Approve 2024 Presidential Primary Shakeup

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Reuters

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Democrats approve revised 2024 presidential primary schedule replacing Iowa with South Carolina as leadoff voting state

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CNN

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