Live Updates: South Carolina Democrats Head to Polls for Presidential Primary

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

Biden’s failing to excite Black Democrats in South Carolina

A group of about 16 white Danish political tourists, dining on platters of crab rice and smothered turkey wings, listened inquisitively but stayed focused on their meal. The only hoots came from local Democratic operatives in attendance. Getting voters jazzed has proven challenging for South Carolina Democrats in the lead up to Saturday’s election. And

Biden surrogate’s appeals to Black voters fall on the ears of white Danish tourists

A group of about 16 white Danish political tourists, dining on platters of crab rice and smothered turkey wings, listened inquisitively but stayed focused on their meal. The only hoots came from local Democratic operatives in attendance. Getting voters jazzed has proven challenging for South Carolina Democrats in the lead up to Saturday’s election. And

Democrats want South Carolina to be about Black voters. But few show up.

A group of about 16 white Danish political tourists, dining on platters of crab rice and smothered turkey wings, listened inquisitively but stayed focused on their meal. The only hoots came from local Democratic operatives in attendance. Getting voters jazzed has proven challenging for South Carolina Democrats in the lead up to Saturday’s election. And

Some Democrats Plan to Vote for Haley in South Carolina Primary

Some Democrats plan to vote for Nikki Haley in an effort defeat President Trump’s nomination, but the effort is unlikely to be successful, leaders say. COLUMBIA, S.C.—Democratic leaders in the state are urging their party’s voters to turn out for their historic first-in-the-nation primary rather than waiting three weeks to cast their ballots for Nikki

WATCH: Joe Biden’s Senior Moment of the Week (Vol. 79)

This week President Joe Biden was stuck in 2020. He referred to Donald Trump as a “sitting president” and touted his foreign policy achievements during “the previous administration.” In other words, it was a pretty good week for the 81-year-old, who typically describes himself as a member of the U.S. Senate, where he served from