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New Hampshire defies Biden, sets Jan. 23 for first-in-the-nation primary
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0:50Now PlayingNew Hampshire announced Wednesday that it will hold its Republican and Democratic presidential primaries on Jan. 23 — officially rejecting the demands of the Democratic National Committee and President Biden to forgo its first-in-the-nation status.
New Hampshire has been the first state to hold a primary election in every cycle since 1920 and state law requires it to stage the contest at least one week before any other.
However, the DNC approved a new calendar this past February under which South Carolina would hold the first primary on Feb. 3, 2024, New Hampshire and Nevada would follow three days later, Georgia would go one week after that, and Michigan would stage its primary two weeks later, on Feb. 27.
The new calendar was created in response to demands by liberal activists for the DNC to hold early voting contests in states with more diverse populations than Iowa and New Hampshire.
Iowa — which will hold its Republican caucuses on Jan. 15 — will still hold in-person Democratic caucuses on that day on conduct party business, but allow mail-in voting for candidates through March 5, per a compromise with the DNC.
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