ABC News’ Linsey Davis spoke with former second lady Karen Pence about her husband Mike Pence’s 2024 campaign and how their faith and family have shaped them.
In this Feb. 3, 2020, file photo, a precinct secretary and other officials look over documents at a caucus in Des Moines, Iowa.Over a year of contention about presidential nominating dates and rules in two of the nation's first states to cast ballots in 2024 – New Hampshire and Iowa – came to a head on Friday.
In a copy of New Hampshire's delegate plan reviewed by ABC News, the state's Democrats maintained that their pledged delegates and alternates would be allocated proportionally to presidential preferences based on a primary — of which the date is not yet set. The DNC has not confirmed that Biden will not file for candidacy in New Hampshire, though a number of DNC members have also suggested the president's absence on the Democratic ballot in the Granite state is likely.The President has not scheduled with the New Hampshire Secretary of State's office a date to file. New Hampshire's filing period is between Wednesday, Oct. 11 and Friday, Oct. 27.
"I wouldn't be surprised to see an effort to get New Hampshire Democrats to write in Biden's name in the primary. But that's going to eat up resources and time that would be better served by normal campaign activity and organization." The move is a concerted compromise with the DNC, which will reevaluate their early nominating calendar for the 2028 cycle, RBC Chair Minyon Moore said on Friday.
Iowa Democrats will still hold in-person caucuses on Jan. 15, 2024 – the same day that Republicans caucus – but it will be mostly a party-building exercise, as presidential preferences will not count. "While there have been different tactics deployed this year – including the complicity and incompetence of the Iowa Democratic Party – the Republican Party of Iowa and the Republican National Committee will continue to steadfastly defend our half-century-old carveout system, to ensure the triumph of grassroots democracy that ultimately strengthens our presidential nominating process," Kauffman wrote in a statement.
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