Democrats just made HUGE changes to the Presidential nominating calendar.

Dems make big changes to presidential primary calendar

Iowa will no longer be the first state in Democrats’ presidential nominating process.

In a majority decision, the DNC rules committee voted to replace Iowa with South Carolina and include new states in the early line-up.

The approved proposal would move Nevada and New Hampshire to three days after South Carolina, followed by Georgia the next week, and Michigan two weeks after that.

These changes must be approved by the full DNC in a vote in early 2023.

The adjustments to the nominating calendar have HUGE implications for Democrats, and we want your opinion.

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