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Democrats wanted to make South Carolina their first primary state in 2024, but New Hampshire disagreed.
They are holding an unofficial Democratic primary before the South Carolina primary.
New Hampshire is holding an unofficial Democratic primary in just over two weeks after the state Democratic Party and the national Democratic Party were unable to reach an agreement on the order of this year's nominating calendar.
President Joe Biden and the Democratic National Committee have selected South Carolina as a leadoff candidate, a diverse state that made Biden the nominee in 2020. But Republicans, who control New Hampshire's government, have refused to change the law that would have required the state to hold primaries a week before similar races. The Secretary of State's primary is scheduled for January 23rd, and South Carolina's Democratic primary is February 3rd.
As a result, Mr. Biden omitted his name from appearing on the New Hampshire primary ballot. His allies in the state are currently running a write-in campaign on his behalf.
The New Hampshire Democratic Party scheduled a delegate selection caucus for Saturday between Biden, leading candidate Rep. Dean Phillips (D-Minn.) and self-help guru Marianne Williamson, and will proceed as usual. continued its operations.
The DNC condemned them.
In a letter to Politico, they said, “The NHDP should take steps to educate the public that January 23rd is a non-binding presidential election event and meaningless, and that the NHDP and presidential candidates should participate. We should take every possible measure to prevent this from happening.”
The Democratic National Committee said the New Hampshire Democratic Party's upcoming primary process is “toxic.”
In a letter to New Hampshire Democratic Party Chairman Raymond Buckley, co-chairs of the DNC Rules and Bylaws Committee Mignon Moore and James Roosevelt Jr. “Events cannot be used as the first decision-making step for a Democratic government.” It is considered to be detrimental and detrimental to the state's delegate selection process. ”
“The NHDP states that January 23rd is a non-binding presidential election event and is meaningless, and that the NHDP and presidential candidates should take every step to avoid participating,” the letter obtained by POLITICO states. It is necessary to take measures to educate the public about this.”
This comes after New Hampshire Secretary of State David Scanlan (Republican) announced that the state's primary election would be held on January 23rd, and the Democratic Party announced that it would hold its first primary election in South Carolina on February 3rd. This is what happened after he ruined his efforts.
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