How Democrats’ early-voting order in 2024 compares with 2020
The Democratic National Committee on Saturday approved a new calendar lineup for the early stages of the party’s presidential nominating contests in 2024
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Your support makes all the difference.The Democratic National Committee on Saturday approved a new calendar lineup for the early stages of the party's presidential nominating contests in 2024. Additional changes are possible. A look at how the revised calendar would compare with the 2020 order:
2024:
Feb. 3: South Carolina
Feb. 6: New Hampshire, Nevada
Feb. 13: Georgia
Feb. 27: Michigan
March 5: Super Tuesday
To be determined: Iowa
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2020:
Feb. 3: Iowa
Feb. 11: New Hampshire
Feb. 22: Nevada
Feb. 29: South Carolina
March 3: Super Tuesday
March 10: Michigan
May 19: Georgia (shifted from March 24 due to the coronavirus pandemic)