DNC Restores New Hampshire's Delegates for Summer Convention

The Democratic National Committee has reinstated New Hampshire's full delegation after a controversial party-run nominating event.

The DNC's rules committee approved New Hampshire's delegate allocation following a nominating event that was not widely recognized as a primary.
The decision ends a prolonged dispute over the primary calendar, which had been altered to prioritize states with more diverse electorates.
New Hampshire held an unsanctioned primary in January, which led to threats of sanctions and non-seating of delegates at the national convention.
Despite the controversy, President Biden won the January primary through a write-in campaign, and his nomination for re-election remains unchallenged.
The DNC plans to reevaluate the primary calendar order for 2028 after this year's general election, potentially reigniting debates over which state should vote first.