Democrats have agreed to recommend adding two more states to the primary process in addition to Iowa and New Hampshire, according to the Washington Post. From the article, "That expansion, debated before a commission considering changes in the primary calendar, is intended to provide more racial and geographic diversity to an opening process now dominated by Iowa and New Hampshire. Those states, representing about 1.5 percent of the country's population, have residents who are mostly white. The additional states, expected to be named later, were likely to include a smaller state from the South and a smaller state from the Southwest or West."
Thanks to Oval Office 2008 for the link.
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Category: 2008 Presidential Election
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