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South Carolina will host the second 2028 Democratic Presidential Primary
Democrats need to win 4 seats in both the United States Senate and House of Represantives to win the majority.
Joe Biden swept the 2020 South Carolina Democratic primary by winning all 46 counties in the state. Black voters accounted for 56% of the nearly 540,000 South Carolinians who cast ballots in the 2020 presidential primary. Biden won then with nearly 49% of the total, or just over 262,300 votes. Second-place finisher, U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders of Vermont, was 30 percentage points behind, a landslide at the time.
Black voters make up 60% of the Democratic electorate in South Carolina, giving them an outsized role in determining who wins the state’s presidential primary. Every candidate who has pulled out a win in South Carolina, which comes with 55 pledged delegates, has gone on to win the presidency–with one exception being John Edwards in 2004.