Washington — President Biden will be facing two long-shot candidates in South Carolina’s 2024 Democratic presidential primary election today. The state that revived his struggling 2020 campaign is the first official Democratic nominating contest of 2024, after the Democratic National Committee moved the primary ahead of Iowa and New Hampshire, disregarding a longstanding New Hampshire law
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Polls open in South Carolina Democratic primary – CBS News Watch CBS News Polls are open in the South Carolina Democratic primary, which President Joe Biden is expected to win easily. However, today’s contest could reveal if he has lost support with an important bloc of voters. CBS News’ Nicole Killion has more from Orangeburg,
Biden is widely expected to win and become the presumptive nominee for the Democratic party. Polls have opened in South Carolina at 7 a.m. on Saturday for the first formal Democratic presidential primary of 2024. Follow here for live updates. Biden Eyes Big Win in South Carolina Biden is projected to win the South Carolina
Polls have opened in South Carolina at 7 a.m. on Saturday for the first formal Democratic presidential primary of 2024. Follow here for live updates. Haley Campaign Labels Biden, Trump ‘Grumpy Old Men’ As President Joe Biden seems sure to coast to victory in South Carolina’s Democratic presidential primary, the Palmetto State’s one-time Republican governor
Polls opened in South Carolina at 7 a.m. on Saturday for the first formal Democratic presidential primary of 2024. Follow here for live updates. Greenville a Lonely Town for Democrats GREENVILLE, S.C.—In one of the most Republican areas of a solidly red state, what’s it like for a Democrat? “Lonely,” said Sandra Hamann, who spoke