New Mexico Proposed as Early State for 2028 Democratic Presidential Nominating Calendar
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New Mexico proposed as early state for 2028 Democratic presidential nominating calendar
(KVIA) -- Friday, the Democratic National Committee Rules and Bylaws Committee voted to select six states for the early window of the 2028 Democratic presidential nominating calendar -- and New Mexico made the list. The decision will be put before the full DNC for a vote at a summer meeting in Aug. 13-15. At a meeting, the RBC voted to issue waivers to each of the six early window states, inviting them to hold nominating contests before Super Tu…
National Democratic committee recommends New Mexico move up on the calendar for presidential primary
The Democratic National Committee’s Rules and Bylaws Committee on Friday voted to catapult New Mexico’s 2028 presidential primary election to fourth in the country.
From afterthought to early player: New Mexico’s new role in 2028 presidential primary - The Paper.
By Kevin Hendricks, The Paper. New Mexico could leapfrog nearly every other state in choosing the next Democratic presidential nominee. The DNC’s Rules and Bylaws Committee voted Friday to recommend New Mexico as the fourth state to vote in the 2028 primary calendar, putting Hispanic, Native American and border-state voters in front of candidates before most of the country weighs in. Under the committee’s recommendation, South Carolina votes fir…
From afterthought to early player: New Mexico’s new role in 2028 presidential primary - New Mexico Political Report
By Kevin Hendricks, The Paper. New Mexico could leapfrog nearly every other state in choosing the next Democratic presidential nominee. The DNC’s Rules and Bylaws Committee voted Friday to recommend New Mexico as the fourth state to vote in the 2028 primary calendar, putting Hispanic, Native American and border-state voters in front of candidates before most of the country weighs in. Under the committee’s recommendation, South Carolina votes fir…
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