Gretchen Whitmer addresses the crowd on April 9, 2022, as the Michigan Democratic Party holds its 2022 State Endorsement Convention at Huntington Place in downtown Detroit. - Todd McInturf/The Detroit News/TNS
WASHINGTON — The rulemaking arm of the Democratic National Committee on Friday voted to make Michigan one of the first five states to cast votes for the 2024 presidential nominating contest — a move that would give the state greater sway in choosing the party's nominee. Under the proposed 2024 calendar, Michigan would be the fifth state to hold its presidential primary, following South Carolina — which would replace Iowa as the first state — on Feb. 3; New Hampshire and Nevada on Feb. 6; and Georgia on Feb. 13, DNC officials said Friday. Michigan's presidential primary would be held Feb. 27 un...
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